History has been full of self-made millionaires—people who started out penniless but became filthy rich after capitalizing on a new idea. The American dream may not be what it once was, but it's not uncommon for people to start with very little and end up wealthy. Wealth managers typically target those who already have piles of cash in need of management, but what about those haven't yet earned their first million? Robo-advisors may be just what wealth managers need to snag those one firm refers to as "high earners not rich yet," or "HENRYs."
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The major players in robo-advisory services
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