EXAMPLE PORTFOLIOS — UNITED STATES
Example portfolios: United States
What a single-fund or three-fund starting point actually looks like — with real names, not just categories.
Ready-made model portfolios
The Bogleheads community — named after Vanguard founder John Bogle — maintains one of the longest-running, most widely cited references for simple, low-cost index portfolios in the U.S. Its wiki lays out the classic three-fund approach in detail, including sample fund lineups.
Bogleheads Wiki — Three-Fund Portfolio
A community-maintained reference (not a single company or advisor) explaining the classic U.S. three-fund approach, with example fund lineups and the reasoning behind them.
All-in-one funds, direct from the providers
As in Canada, major U.S. providers offer their own single-fund, all-in-one options — these are the providers' own product pages.
Vanguard's own family of all-in-one funds, each holding a fixed mix of stocks and bonds across four underlying index funds.
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iShares (BlackRock) — Core Allocation ETF
BlackRock's iShares Core Allocation ETF family (tickers AOK, AOM, AOR, AOA) — search “Core Allocation ETFs” from the iShares fund list for the current lineup and fact sheets.
Or try this Filter on iShares:
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NOTE: — fund names, tickers, and holdings at any of the linked provider pages can change — always confirm current details directly with the provider before relying on them.