About six months ago, we increased our minimum account size requirement from $100,000 to $250,000. That was a mistake. Since then many members have emailed us requesting we make an exception. One member took us to task for “being impatient” and “greedy”. We humbly thank them for the slap. Having received enough requests for exemptions I realize that raising the minimum was a mistake. As of this morning the minimum account size for investment accounts is $100,000. Keep the feedback coming.
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