AUSF
Global X Adaptive U.S. Factor ETF
stock NYSE ETF

VFAIX isn't SP500
This cost-effective index fund provides investors with access to the U.S. **financial services** industry, including shares from institutions like banks, insurance providers, and other companies offering financial solutions. A significant risk of this fund is its highly concentrated nature, as it **invests exclusively in stocks within this single sector**.
I like the financials sector but wouldn't put 100% into it. I also wouldn't go into SCHG or VOO because you already have those areas covered. I think you need some healthcare but again, not 100%. So I'm at a loss for advice because it seems like you want only one fund in taxable. It's understandable that you want to keep things simple. So maybe a factored ETF like DYNF or FNDX or AUSF.

VFAIX isn't SP500
This cost-effective index fund provides investors with access to the U.S. **financial services** industry, including shares from institutions like banks, insurance providers, and other companies offering financial solutions. A significant risk of this fund is its highly concentrated nature, as it **invests exclusively in stocks within this single sector**.
I like the financials sector but wouldn't put 100% into it. I also wouldn't go into SCHG or VOO because you already have those areas covered. I think you need some healthcare but again, not 100%. So I'm at a loss for advice because it seems like you want only one fund in taxable. It's understandable that you want to keep things simple. So maybe a factored ETF like DYNF or FNDX or AUSF.