Vanguard Interactive Ad: $1 Million Is Closer Than You Think

Posted on November 7, 2017 // 2 Comments
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Vanguard has a new full-page interactive ad in the NY Times online with the heading $1 Million Is Closer Than You Think. This is one of those expensive ads that I feel ambivalent about as a investor-owner of Vanguard. I’d rather they rely on word-of-mouth (like from yours truly) and focus more on the customer experience. Will the slick design attract new money and lower expense ratios? At least it promotes the types of things that I support:

  • Save more. Increase your regular contributions. Track your overall saving rate.
  • Keep costs low. Watch your management fees and other costs affecting your portfolio.
  • Stay the course. Don’t react to the market and chase what’s hot.

Filed Under: Investing, Retirement //
Last updated: November 7, 2017
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Comments

  1. Fred says
    November 7, 2017 at 12:51 pm

    This is not a good ad at all. They could have made it so much more interesting. And am I supposed to be impressed when I click the button and it says my odds improve from 80% to 82% by using Vanguard?

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  2. Hank says
    November 11, 2017 at 4:11 pm

    Horrible ad. I couldn’t remove the keyboard from the screen. I found the text difficult to understand and the examples annoying. By using Vanguard my chances go up by 2%. Waste of time.

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