Vanguard Total International Stock ETF (VXUS)

These four ETFs will give you instant exposure to the stock, bond, and real estate markets.

Schwab and Vanguard offer two inexpensive ways to invest internationally, but their differences in global exposure could have a meaningful impact on long-term returns.

According to new Apollo research, AI is not delivering on its promises for most of the S&P 500.

I'd stick to what has worked so well in the past decade while adding international exposure.

Are your investments putting too many eggs in one basket? Buy more baskets.

You might be able to turn that $10,000 into $115,347 -- or more. (Or less.)

Economic growth is becoming increasingly reliant on one theme and a smaller number of economies.

If you're looking for international exposure, look no further than this ETF.

Artificial intelligence (AI) could be a rising tide that lifts the world economy.

Tech and AI stocks are popular now, but these funds are built for decades ahead.

International stock ETFs offer superior diversification, lower valuations, and higher yields than S&P 500 ETFs like VOO.

Tech and AI stocks have dominated the past two decades. These are the next areas to focus your investments on.

Tech and AI have dominated the past several years. The next couple of decades could look a lot different.

When investing for the long term, diversified exposure is important, but you can also take on a little more risk.

These four ETFs target different areas of the market and work well together to mitigate portfolio risk.

Here's one investment that covers as much ground as you need.

VXUS delivered 20.1% returns over one year while maintaining lower costs, but VWO's emerging-market focus offers distinct growth potential for risk-tolerant investors.

Covering a lot of ground typically works in investors' favor.

Buy-and-hold investing is a tried-and-true way to earn stock market returns for long-term investors.

Global stocks could be starting a long-term trend of outperforming the U.S. market.

I'm bullish on international stocks in September 2026 -- and for a long time to come.

Buying a broadly diversified portfolio of stocks (including international stocks) with VTI and VXUS can offer peace of mind for long-term investors.

VXUS offers broader diversification with 8,600+ holdings and lower costs, while NZAC targets climate-aligned companies with concentrated tech exposure.

Vanguard has plenty of stellar ETFs to choose from. These are the ones that I'd target.

The global diversification in a single ETF is ideal, but the asset allocation has to be right for you.