Vanguard Growth ETF Portfolio (VGRO.TO) Buy,…

Vanguard Growth ETF Portfolio (VGRO.TO)

47.92

+0.10 (0.21%)

as of Jun 19, 2026, 7:59:59 pm Market Open.

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BUY

ETFs for university-aged people When you're that young, invest for growth. XWD and VGRO give you all of that in one place. It allows a globally diverse basket of stocks to be held for the long term.

BUY

All-in-one ETFs They are excellent, since they give you a wide basket of stocks. You set it and forget it. Great for long-term investors who don't want to spend time micromanaging their portfolio. Some are balanced, growth, defensive, high-growth, so buy the one that suits you.

DON'T BUY

An asset allocation ETF, which he's not a big fan of. They tend to sell the winners and buy the losers, which doesn't make a lot of sense. He bought it, held it for 6 months, and sold due to lack of performance.

DON'T BUY

A balanced ETF for a retiree's income portfolio Vanguard has a few such as VGRO, which automatically rebalance. They're popular, but he doesn't use them. He didn't like their performance in RRSPs. Invest only a portion of your portfolio into such a rebalancing ETF; that's okay. Instead, look at covered call ETFs he recommends, because you get the dividend tax credit and capital gains on a sale. Plus a 4-6% dividend yield is very attractive considering the tax consequences in a non-registered account.

COMMENT

[Caller wanted a recommendation to invest very long term] HRAA has a component of risk parity in it. It will do well in a liquidity moment. VGRO is also very diversified. Put it away and let it work.

DON'T BUY

When he owned this, it made him no money, because the holdings were constantly being reshuffled.

TOP PICK

80% stocks and 20% bonds. Perfect for your child. A great way to start investing. US exposure dominates, but it also offers international exposure.

BUY

Invest $200K in only this? Generally not a good strategy, but VGRO is a single-ticket product, meaning it contains a wide, broad mix of equities. It's up only 3.25% this year so far, due to the European exposure. But VGRO is simple and covers the world for you.

DON'T BUY

It had too much weight in Europe and it was doing nothing. Switched out of it a few weeks ago. It's a good product but it's not working in this market.

BUY

Owns a broad array of stocks. A good way to invest in the world, with a growth orientation. Probably not the best for cashflow, but for those wanting broad market exposure, it's great. 41% U.S., 29% Canadian, rest elsewhere.

BUY

A good Vanguard ETF for bonds and stocks? VBAL and VGRO. VBAL is more balacned, and VGRO. Now, be more conservative so choose VBAL, but VGRO is better for growth. They both track North American stocks

BUY

Be patient. You're not buying this for yield. This is 80% stocks and 20% bonds. This will do very well over time. They just started with these growth ETFs, and VGRO is a good one. It's cheap at 20 basis points. VGRO re-balances regularly, too.

COMMENT

It is not a growth style portfolio. Growth means here that this is 80% equities and 20% FI. Look around. There are some others with lower fees. He is not a fan of putting all in a passive portfolio. It is not a buy and forget type of portfolio.

BUY

Good for a passive couch potato strategy? A couch potato strategy is great--a simple asset allocation using ETFs. VGRO is a one-ticket solution, bundling several Vanguard ETFs under a small fee. This holds a 80/20 stock/bond split. Loves this ETF, though more conservative investors may want a 60/40 or 40/60 mix. Compare this to XGRO and ZGRO to find the best fir for you.

DON'T BUY

80% equities + 20% bonds. They rebalance this to maintain 80/20 regularly. MER is 25 basis points, so cheap. His concern is that it's weighted to momentum and growth stocks--how long will these move? Also, competitors like iShares have come out with similar ETFs.

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What is Vanguard Growth ETF Portfolio stock symbol?

Vanguard Growth ETF Portfolio is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol VGRO.TO (previously VGRO-T on Stockchase) on the Toronto Stock Exchange (VGRO-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:VGRO or VGRO.TO

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In the last year, no analyst issued a Buy, Sell, or Hold rating on VGRO.TO (previously VGRO-T on Stockchase) on Stockchase. Read the latest expert commentary for Vanguard Growth ETF Portfolio.

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