Wealth management is a general term describing the discipline of investing money for others. Somebody who is wealthy, for example, unless she is herself a skillful investor, may hire a wealth manager to handle her investments. Wealth managers make money for themselves, usually by charging a small percentage fee on the money they invest for others.
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