Yahoo Finance Analysis: VanEck's SMB and Vanguard's VTES Short-Term Municipal Bond ETFs each have their advantages, with SMB showing slightly higher recent returns, and VTES offering lower fees and better liquidity.
An analysis by Yahoo Finance compared the VanEck Short Municipal Bond ETF (SMB) and the Vanguard Short-Term Tax-Exempt Bond ETF (VTES), noting that both offer federally tax-exempt income and low volatility. SMB slightly outperformed in recent total returns and dividend yield, with a 12-month trailing yield of 2.8%, but its expense ratio (0.07%) is higher than VTES. VTES, on the other hand, stands out with its ultra-low expense ratio (0.05%), high liquidity (over $2 billion in AUM), and higher credit quality (nearly 84% of holdings are AA-rated or higher), with a 12-month trailing yield of 2.7%. The analysis suggests that if investors prioritize total returns, SMB might be the better choice; if they prioritize low cost, high quality, and superior liquidity, then VTES has the advantage.
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