Nov 18
Why high-end brokers are often a lousy deal
Most brokerage firms have specific units tailored for “high net worth
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Comments
They still get mutual fund fees
But what if a high net worth individual's arrangment with his brokerage is a fixed fee based on assets under management? How does that play into all the potential shenanigans you outline above?