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Schwab looks beyond boomers

Charles Schwab Investment Management has lowered its minimum initial investment in mutual funds to $100 as part of a sweeping effort to capture younger investors.

Charles Schwab Investment Management has lowered its minimum initial investment in mutual funds to $100 as part of a sweeping effort to capture younger investors.
“This is part of an overall effort to make sure we’re accessible to the next generation of investors and building the future

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