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11 Jul 2026, 18:27 UTC · 2h ago
Which Is the Better Small-Cap ETF, Schwab's SCHA or iShares' IJR?
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The Schwab U.S. Small-Cap ETF (SCHA) has reduced its expense ratio to 0.03%. — Lower fees increase the net return for investors, making the fund more attractive relative to competitors.
+0.20The iShares Core S&P Small-Cap ETF (IJR) filters for profitability, reducing exposure to unprofitable small companies. — Quality screens generally lower downside risk during market volatility, potentially attracting risk-averse capital.
+0.15SCHA provides broader diversification with 1,727 holdings compared to IJR's 652 holdings. — Broader diversification typically reduces idiosyncratic risk but may dilute the impact of high-growth winners.
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Mentioned as a top holding in the Schwab Small-Cap ETF with a positive daily price movement.
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Mentioned as a top holding in the iShares Small-Cap ETF with a positive daily price movement.
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