Introducing Digital Advisor

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Life’s not slowing down, and neither are you. Between planning for retirement, enjoying time with your loved ones, and just staying in the moment, you deserve an investing solution that has your back. Let us introduce you to Vanguard Digital Advisor®—simple, convenient, and built to help you save for retirement, or other goals that are important to you.

Powered by data-driven technology and backed by Vanguard’s nearly 50 years of investment experience, you can feel confident that Digital Advisor works in your best interest.

Digital Advisor can recommend a personalized mix of investments based on your goals and appetite for risk.

Hungry for more? Digital Advisor will automatically rebalance your portfolio to help keep your investments on track. You can always check in to see your progress.

And if you’ve got debt weighing on your mind, our debt calculator can help you pay it off faster and with less interest by looking at your different sources of debt and recommending the best order to pay it off.

Saving up for your dream house? Or kitchen? Or wedding? We’ve got you covered. Experiment with different options and save for your retirement and that new car … and maybe that new kitchen, too!

There’s no better time to get started. Complete your Vanguard Digital Advisor profile today so we can start helping you reach your goals—and you can get back to what matters most.

The legal details

Whenever you invest, there’s a chance you could lose the money.

Vanguard Digital Advisor's services are provided solely by Vanguard Advisers, Inc. (VAI), a registered investment advisor. Go to vanguard.com/legalbrochure for important details about this service. Vanguard Digital Advisor's financial planning tools provide projections and goal forecasts, which are hypothetical in nature, do not reflect actual investment results, and are not guarantees of future results.

Vanguard Digital Advisor’s debt payoff calculator helps you project the impact of different fixed-rate debt payments over time. To analyze your debt payments, you’ll use a third-party aggregation service. There are limitations to the aggregated information, including the inability to carve out any escrow payments. There also could be missing or inaccurate information, such as taxes and insurance, which you’ll need to closely review when using the calculator.