VEQT
VANGUARD ALL-EQUITY ETF PORTFOLIO
stock TSE

That’s fair. It can be scary jumping in.
Knowledge is power. I would recommend visiting your local library and doing some reading. I’d start with The Little Book of Common Sense Investing by Jack Bogle, but you’ll find a whole host of good reads here if you do some searching.
Essentially, a passive, diversified equities portfolio like VEQT will not beat the markets, per se, but it will allow you to capture the growth of the global economy with relatively low fees and very little work on your part. Over long periods of time, the global stock market seems to rise, and buying into it allows you to ride that slow-moving rocket.
By putting a percentage of your pay away every month/week/year, you are allowing that compound interest to grow over time so long as you stay invested and continue to invest through good times and bad. It’s a “get rich slowly” scheme, and the only “free lunch” that exists.
I am not a financial expert, so please don’t take my word for anything. Go out and read a few books by the actual pros.

Just mainly wanted to see if there is any benefit of having a different ETF . The last little while I’ve been leaning more towards just going all in on VEQT in both accounts but just wanted to see if there were other options.
I don’t have the greatest knowledge of investing and have only really just barely gotten into it as of late

VEQT is a globally diversified fund with investments in thousands of companies. Overlap with pretty much any other ETF is not only inevitable, but by design. They are not created to work with anything else other than, perhaps, non-equity ETFs like a diversified bond fund (eg. VAB).
I am not sure why you are concerned with having the same ETF in your RRSP and TFSA, but if you are looking for long-term investments in both accounts, VEQT is appropriate in both.
TD;DR - just invest in VEQT in your RRSP as well.

VEQT is perfect. Keep buying it. I have been learning investing for 20 years and have nearly $1M entirely in… you guessed it… VEQT

I just can’t fathom looking at the current state of the S&P 500, and thinking, “how can I make this even MORE concentrated in US large cap technology stocks?”
My advice is to just invest in XEQT (or TEQT or VEQT), and not add anything else.

That’s fair. It can be scary jumping in.
Knowledge is power. I would recommend visiting your local library and doing some reading. I’d start with The Little Book of Common Sense Investing by Jack Bogle, but you’ll find a whole host of good reads here if you do some searching.
Essentially, a passive, diversified equities portfolio like VEQT will not beat the markets, per se, but it will allow you to capture the growth of the global economy with relatively low fees and very little work on your part. Over long periods of time, the global stock market seems to rise, and buying into it allows you to ride that slow-moving rocket.
By putting a percentage of your pay away every month/week/year, you are allowing that compound interest to grow over time so long as you stay invested and continue to invest through good times and bad. It’s a “get rich slowly” scheme, and the only “free lunch” that exists.
I am not a financial expert, so please don’t take my word for anything. Go out and read a few books by the actual pros.

Just mainly wanted to see if there is any benefit of having a different ETF . The last little while I’ve been leaning more towards just going all in on VEQT in both accounts but just wanted to see if there were other options.
I don’t have the greatest knowledge of investing and have only really just barely gotten into it as of late

VEQT is a globally diversified fund with investments in thousands of companies. Overlap with pretty much any other ETF is not only inevitable, but by design. They are not created to work with anything else other than, perhaps, non-equity ETFs like a diversified bond fund (eg. VAB).
I am not sure why you are concerned with having the same ETF in your RRSP and TFSA, but if you are looking for long-term investments in both accounts, VEQT is appropriate in both.
TD;DR - just invest in VEQT in your RRSP as well.

VEQT is perfect. Keep buying it. I have been learning investing for 20 years and have nearly $1M entirely in… you guessed it… VEQT

I just can’t fathom looking at the current state of the S&P 500, and thinking, “how can I make this even MORE concentrated in US large cap technology stocks?”
My advice is to just invest in XEQT (or TEQT or VEQT), and not add anything else.