IEFA, similar to VEA, invests in developed-market equities outside the U.S., and its 3.29% dividend yield is among the highest in this batch. Its max drawdown of -11.3% is roughly in line with VEA's -11.7% in terms of volatility.

Its 0.07% expense ratio is somewhat higher than VEA's 0.03%, reflecting the differing cost structures between iShares and Vanguard product lines. Since the two funds hold very similar assets, there's little reason to hold both if you already own VEA.