Yahoo Finance analysis indicates that VIG focuses on companies with a history of continuous dividend growth, while FDVV pursues higher immediate income. VIG has an expense ratio of 0.04%, a dividend yield of 1.5%, holds 338 stocks, with its top three holdings being Broadcom, Apple, and Microsoft. FDVV has a dividend yield of 2.7%, holds 119 stocks, with its top three holdings being NVIDIA, Apple, and Microsoft, and its expense ratio is more than four times higher than VIG's (0.04%). Although both have provided an annualized total return of approximately 13.5% over the past decade, analysts slightly favor VIG due to its lower fees and more diversified holdings.