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    Vanguard Wellington Fund Vanguard Short-Term Tax Exempt Bond ETF (NY:VTES)

    100.81 -0.03 (-0.03%)
    Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 11:55 AM EDT, Aug 21, 2026 Add to My Watchlist
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    Which Is the Better Short-Term Bond ETF, Vanguard's VTES or VanEck's SMB? ↗
    VTES holds 3,373 securities with a 0.05% expense ratio, while SMB tracks a narrower index with 335 holdings and a 2.8% yield. 
    Via The Motley Fool
    Topics Bonds ETFs
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    Which Is the Better Vanguard Short-Term Bond ETF for Your Tax Bracket: BSV or VTES? ↗
    BSV offers lower costs and higher yields for taxable investors, while VTES provides federal tax-free income for high-bracket earners seeking short-term bond exposure. 
    Via The Motley Fool
    Topics Bonds ETFs
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    SMB vs VTES: Which Is the Best Municipal Bond ETF to Buy Right Now? ↗
    SMB delivered higher returns over 12 months, but VTES may benefit if interest rates fall. 
    Via The Motley Fool
    Topics Bonds ETFs
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    Comparing IGSB vs VTES: Corporate Bonds Beat Tax-Exempt Bonds on Returns ↗
    IGSB's 4.60% dividend yield and lower expense ratio appeal to income investors, while VTES offers tax-free income for high earners. 
    Via The Motley Fool
    Topics Bonds ETFs
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    SCHO vs. VTES: Which Short-Term Bond ETF Is the Better Buy in 2026? ↗
    The Schwab Short-Term U.S. Treasury ETF targets government debt with lower costs and higher yields, while the Vanguard Short-Term Tax-Exempt Bond ETF offers federal tax-free municipal bond income. 
    Via The Motley Fool
    Topics Bonds ETFs
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    VTES vs. VCSH: Which Vanguard Bond ETF Is the Better Fit for Your Portfolio? ↗
    Explore how these two funds differ in risk, holdings, and income profile to help align your fixed-income strategy with your financial goals. 
    Via The Motley Fool
    Topics Bonds ETFs
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    Which Is the Better Short-Term Bond ETF for Tax-Conscious Investors: iShares' ISTB or Vanguard's VTES? ↗
    ISTB delivers higher yields and stronger 3-year growth, while VTES offers tax-exempt municipal exposure with a lower expense ratio. Which suits your portfolio? 
    Via The Motley Fool
    Topics Bonds ETFs
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    Vanguard Short-Term Bond ETF vs Tax-Exempt ETF Key Differences ↗
    Compare portfolio focus, risk profiles, and income strategies to see which Vanguard short-term fund may better align with your investment goals. 
    Via The Motley Fool
    Topics Bonds ETFs Retirement
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    VTES vs. VGSH: Which Vanguard Bond ETF Is the Better Buy? ↗
    Compare risk profiles, tax advantages, and portfolio strategies between these two popular Vanguard funds. 
    Via The Motley Fool
    Topics Bonds ETFs
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    BSV vs. VTES: Which Vanguard Short-Term Bond Fund Is the Better Buy? ↗
    Compare tax efficiency, fund size, and portfolio makeup as you weigh which short-term bond ETF aligns with your income and risk preferences. 
    Via The Motley Fool
    Topics Bonds ETFs
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    Vanguard Doubles Down On Munis With Two New ETFs — Just In Time For Tax-Weary Investors ↗
    Vanguard launches two new low-cost ETFs for income-hungry investors: VTEL for long-term strategy and MUNY for NY tax-exempt bonds. 
    Via Benzinga
    Topics ETFs
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