Here are two ETFs for U.S. and global gains

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If you’re looking for ETFs with quality holdings and exceptionally low fees, then Pennsylvania-based Vanguard Group offers you strong options. Vanguard is one of the world’s largest investment management companies. In all, it administers over $9.0 trillion U.S., spread across 430 mutual funds and ETFs. Here are two of its ETFs that we see as buys for you right now. VANGUARD GROWTH ETF, $421.06, is a buy. The fund (New York symbol VUG; buy or sell through brokers) lets investors track the Center for Research in Security Prices U.S. Large Cap Growth Index. That broadly diversified index focuses on big U.S. firms. As a result of that focus, this $262.5 billion ETF gives you exposure to Microsoft, Apple, Alphabet, Amazon.com, Eli Lilly and Visa. Mastercard, Broadcom, Adobe, Salesforce, Tesla, Linde plc, Advanced Micro Devices, Netflix and McDonald’s are among other leaders held by the fund, along with Nvidia and Costco. Vanguard launched the ETF on January 26, 2004. A very low MER of 0.04% protects your long-term returns. Investors benefit…