US funds and ETFs you can track in Neto
Neto can track 7 ETFs and 5 index funds from this family. You add them by ISIN (funds) or by ticker (ETFs) and the app takes care of updating the price and adding them to your net worth, alongside your spending and savings. No bank or broker connection.
Which US indices this family covers
Beyond the S&P 500, the US market has indices with very different profiles: the Nasdaq-100 concentrates large technology companies, and the Russell indices cover everything from the total market down to small caps.
What to check first
These indices overlap heavily with each other and with the S&P 500. If you hold several products from this family, it's easy to end up with far more concentration in the same companies than you think. Seeing it all together in one app is exactly what surfaces that overlap.
What the US line-up looks like
There are 8 providers in this family; the three with the biggest presence in the catalogue are Invesco (3), iShares (3), SPDR (1). Of the 12 products, 8 are accumulating (they reinvest dividends) and 2 are distributing (they pay them out). It's the difference anyone after income notices most. By base currency: EUR (8), USD (3), GBP (1). The listed ones trade mostly on London SE (2), NYSE Arca (2), Euronext Paris (1).
What Neto can track from the United States
This is the selection included in the app catalogue today.
Of these, 5 are funds identified by ISIN, and the rest are exchange-traded ETFs identified by ticker.
| Product | ISIN / Ticker | Type | Market | Currency | Dividends | Ongoing charge (TER) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Invesco EQQQ Nasdaq-100 UCITS ETF (Dist) | EQQQ.PA | ETF | Euronext Paris | EUR | Distributing | 0.30% |
 iShares Nasdaq 100 UCITS ETF USD (Acc) | CNDX.L | ETF | London SE | USD | Accumulating | 0.30% |
| SPDR MSCI USA Small Cap Value Weighted UCITS ETF (Acc) | ZPRV.DE | ETF | Xetra | EUR | Accumulating | n/a |
 Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF | SCHD | ETF | NYSE Arca | USD | n/a | n/a |
| iShares Russell 2000 ETF | IWM | ETF | NYSE Arca | USD | n/a | n/a |
| Invesco EQQQ Nasdaq-100 UCITS ETF (Dist) | EQQQ.L | ETF | London SE | GBP | Distributing | 0.30% |
| Invesco EQQQ Nasdaq-100 UCITS ETF (Acc) | EQAC.DE | ETF | Borsa Italiana | EUR | Accumulating | n/a |
 Amundi MSCI North America ESG Broad Transition AE-C (formerly Index MSCI North America) | LU0389812347 | Index fund | Fund (not listed) | EUR | Accumulating | 0.30% |
| iShares US Index Fund (IE) D Acc EUR | IE00BDZS0987 | Index fund | Fund (not listed) | EUR | Accumulating | 0.08% |
 MyInvestor Nasdaq 100 FI | ES0165265002 | Index fund | Fund (not listed) | EUR | Accumulating | 0.45% |
 Pictet-USA Index P EUR | LU0474966164 | Index fund | Fund (not listed) | EUR | Accumulating | 0.44% |
 Bindex USA Índice FI | ES0114565007 | Index fund | Fund (not listed) | EUR | Accumulating | 0.06% |
How to track them in Neto
- Open Neto and go to Investments (a Neto PRO feature).
- Search for the product by ISIN (funds) or by ticker (ETFs).
- Enter your units and your average purchase price.
- The app updates the price and recalculates your net worth on its own.
Everything you add feeds the same number you see on the main screen, so you don't keep one app for spending and another for investments: it's the same picture.
Frequently asked questions
Do the Nasdaq-100 and the S&P 500 overlap?
A lot. The biggest technology companies are in both, so holding the two concentrates more than it looks. In Neto you can see it because both add to the same net worth and you can compare what each one is worth.
What is the Russell 2000?
It's the reference index for US small caps. It behaves quite differently from the S&P 500, which groups the large ones.
Which index funds in the US family can Neto track?
The catalogue currently includes: Amundi MSCI North America ESG Broad Transition AE-C (formerly Index MSCI North America) (ISIN LU0389812347, TER 0.30%); iShares US Index Fund (IE) D Acc EUR (ISIN IE00BDZS0987, TER 0.08%); MyInvestor Nasdaq 100 FI (ISIN ES0165265002, TER 0.45%); Pictet-USA Index P EUR (ISIN LU0474966164, TER 0.44%); Bindex USA Índice FI (ISIN ES0114565007, TER 0.06%).
What's the difference between an ETF and an index fund in the US family?
Both can track the same index, but you buy and sell them differently. An ETF is listed on an exchange like a share: you trade it through a broker during the session and its price moves throughout the day. An index fund isn't listed: you subscribe and redeem at its net asset value, which is usually calculated once a day. In Spain the tax treatment differs too: switches between investment funds can be made without paying tax at that point (article 94 of Law 35/2006 on personal income tax) and, as a general rule, ETFs are excluded from that regime. Neto tracks both the same way.
Can I track a fund or ETF from this family that isn't on this list?
Yes. The app lets you search more than 10,000 assets by name, ticker or ISIN, and this list is only part of them. If it still doesn't show up, add it by hand at its value.
Disclaimer. Neto is a personal finance app. It reads public prices so you can see your net worth up to date, but it is not a broker, it does not execute orders and it does not provide investment advice. This page is a catalogue of what the app can track; it is not a recommendation to buy or sell. The identifying data (ISIN, ticker, market, currency) comes from Neto's catalogue and can change: always check the product's official documentation.
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