| If you spend any time wishing you were wealthy so that you could have a huge house, a fancy car, and a "wealth manager" to oversee and advise you on your finances, I have a little bit of good news for you. I can't get you the house or car, but I can tell you that many of the top wealth managers have parked some of their customers' money in exchange-traded funds (ETFs) -- ones that you, too, can invest in.
And better still, they're actually good investments. Last year, the folks at Forbes listed the top 50 wealth managers ranking them by assets under management. (The top-ranker managed $13.1 billion, and No. 50 managed $2.5 million.)..............................................Full Article: Source
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