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VFV is an ETF of the S&P 500, denominated in Canadian dollars. It has a low MER of 0.09%, a solid AUM of $13B, and it has a 1.1% yield. We would be very comfortable holding this name for a long-term holding.
XIU is an ETF of the TSX 60 Index, which tracks the performance of the 60 largest stocks on the TSX. It has a low MER of 0.02%, has a solid AUM of $12.3B, and pays a yield of 3%. We would also be very comfortable holding XIU for a long-term holding.
While we cannot personalize responses, it is important to note these are both 100% equity funds, and will be exposed to market volatility.
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