funds: But wrong prices for popular Vanguard funds were also carried on the Associated Press data feed, where readers of The Inquirer and other news outlets were jolted anew when they checked prices Tuesday morning, according to The Independent. Related stories Vanguard reopens Dividend Growth mutual fund, redefines ESG portfolio definition Speaking of dividends, here are some income ideas for your stock portfolio Wellington Fund, the blue blazer' of Vanguard funds, returned an average of over 8 percent a year since 1930 Imagine my surprise upon seeing a listing in the paper for Vanguard Target 2025 of 14.91 the price over the weekend was 19.00 or a drop of 21.5%, wrote reader David Webster. Vanguard, which invests more than 5 trillion in clients' money in mutual funds and exchange-traded funds, said the problem was speedily corrected. Actual price change was - 0.91, or -0.47%, he noted. Some of Vanguard's funds appeared to lose as much as half their value on Monday, reported Barron's, noting that Vanguard on its own website for a time reported that the Wellington stock-and-bond fund was down 32%, the Wellesley Income Fund down 56%, and the Target Retirement Fund down 250 300, 250 300, 0 730, 0 0, Safety - Philly Deals, Retirement, var pmn AdTargeting clavis topics Markets clavis auxiliaries Brand Safety - Comcast content type story article sections Business, Philly Deals, Retirement, News The issue was the result of delays experienced by the New York Stock Exchange, which impacted numerous pricing vendors that provide security pricing data for firms across the financial industry, Vanguard spokeswoman Carolyn Wegemann said in an email. He urged The Inquirer to consider adding human oversight, because it seems that automated price feeds can't always be trusted.
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