As an example, individuals with more than $30 million in wealth aren’t interested in finding ways to pay for children’s college tuition or retire.
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Investors with more than $30 million in wealth have different financial planning needs than the more common variety of millionaires with less means, so advisors who don’t focus on the ultra rich should consider setting account limits. So reports Reuters.
As an example, individuals with more than $30 million in wealth aren’t interested in finding ways to pay for children’s college tuition or retire.