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Wells Fargo Advisors imposes account fee on more clients

Wells Fargo sign imposes account fee more clients

Households now need $500,000 in assets, up from $250,000, for Wells Fargo to waive the fee

Wells Fargo Advisors is expanding the number of households that potentially could be charged an account fee of up to $300 annually.

In the future, households with $500,000 and less in retail brokerage assets could be charged the account fee; currently, Wells Fargo Advisors households can avoid t

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