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December 28, 2021 at 01:46 PM
Vanguard investors have lost access to account statements, transaction confirmations and tax and other forms for several days “due to a third-party service provider,” according to a message the firm sent to clients, with some clients taking to social media to complain.
The asset manager told ThinkAdvisor, in a statement Tuesday that it “has been made aware of a service interruption involving a third-party mailing and check processing vendor” which may affect “Vanguard clients and retirement plan participants,” delaying mailings and affecting access to “certain statements, confirmations, or forms via our website.”
Vanguard, which has over $8 trillion in assets, said its “teams are actively working towards a resolution [and] taking steps to minimize disruptions for clients such as working with our other vendors.”
The fund giant, along with other financial firms, is no stranger to online outages which have been reported several times over at least the past 13 months — in November 2020, January 2021 and July 2021.
