XLP charges a much lower expense ratio and manages far more assets than RSPS. Both ETFs hold 37 consumer defensive stocks, but XLP’s largest positions are more concentrated in major household names.

Two consumer staples ETFs with very different approaches. Here's how to decide which one might suit your portfolio.

This article provides a top-down analysis of the consumer staples sector, focusing on value, quality, and momentum metrics for industry evaluation. The household product industry is notably ...

Tobacco is the most undervalued consumer staples industry relative to 11-year averages, but it also has the worst quality score. Food/staples retail is undervalued too and looks safer. Invesco S&P 500 ...