Flash 08/02
Pursuing the "mass affluent" market, cell phones that read lips and more
Lower the Bar:
Brokerage houses and banks are changing their definition of "wealthy" to include clients with, in some cases, as little as $50,000 on deposit, and are offering these investors services formerly reserved for people with more than $1 million in assets. The trend is part of a new strategy to pursue the "mass affluent" market.
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