CVY
Invesco Zacks Multi-Asset Income ETF
stock NYSE ETF

Given there would be significant tax consequences if you replace the whole portfolio, then I would mainly focus on simplification. AVDE, DFAR, DIHP, and VWO all overlap with VT and it’s not clear to me what owning these funds was intended to accomplish. CVY is also confusing to me. Since they are all small holdings that have underperformed, you should be able to consolidate them into VT without too many tax consequences.
XLE was likely included as a way to boost energy sector exposure (which is a very small % of VT). You could keep that one if you’re bullish on energy.
The 32% allocation to VGT is probably the biggest issue. Combined with the technology exposure inside VT, you have pretty significant concentration in just one sector. However, since VGT also likely has the most capital gains, I wouldn’t recommend selling it all at once. Maybe sell a little bit each year and try to work it down to something in the 10-20% range.

Given there would be significant tax consequences if you replace the whole portfolio, then I would mainly focus on simplification. AVDE, DFAR, DIHP, and VWO all overlap with VT and it’s not clear to me what owning these funds was intended to accomplish. CVY is also confusing to me. Since they are all small holdings that have underperformed, you should be able to consolidate them into VT without too many tax consequences.
XLE was likely included as a way to boost energy sector exposure (which is a very small % of VT). You could keep that one if you’re bullish on energy.
The 32% allocation to VGT is probably the biggest issue. Combined with the technology exposure inside VT, you have pretty significant concentration in just one sector. However, since VGT also likely has the most capital gains, I wouldn’t recommend selling it all at once. Maybe sell a little bit each year and try to work it down to something in the 10-20% range.