Exchange traded funds (ETFs) continue to rise in popularity with over half of Australian investors now holding at least one ETF in their portfolio. Vanguard Australia, the country’s leading provider of ETFs saw record net inflows of $1.8 billion during April (+20% from previous month), despite heightened market volatility triggering mass market selloffs.

As the market broadens and there are more options for investors to choose from. Below are a collection of our latest articles that help investors to navigate the ETF market.

Our top ETF ideas

Build a portfolio with 3 ETFs in 2025:We use Morningstar research and data to create a simple portfolio.

Young & Invested: The best Aussie ETFs—VAS and A200: See how the two popular options compare.

The best ETF for US exposure: VTS vs IVV: Tap into the growth of the US market through ETFs.

Gold rated ETF for global shares: This offering from Vanguard receives the highest rating from our analysts

3 top-rated ETFs that focus on quality shares: Investors have gravitated towards factor investing focused on quality.

Vanguard adds two more ETFs to its suite:The largest Aussie ETF provider expands its diversified funds range, focusing on growth and income.

Our top rated ESG ETFs:Aussies show optimism amid global decline in sustainable fund flows.

Investing in an ETF listed overseas: Investors are turning overseas for greater choice but there are some considerations.

Dividend ETFs may disappoint income investors: The structure of many dividend ETFs leads to lacklustre or non-existent dividend growth.

Cage match: Traditional index funds vs. ETFs: How do they stack up when it comes to costs, trading capabilities, and taxes?

Why ETFs may not be the best choice for investors: As their popularity increases it is important to consider the downsides to ETFs.

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