But then, that wouldn't be in the company's interest: its goal is to keep clients affluent (and keep collecting fees for managing their money).
By shutting out low-income housing from our neighbourhoods with planning restrictions, we keep less affluent kids away from our local schools and communities.
Yet assisted living also intrigues many politicians, not least because it can keep people affluent enough to pay for it out of nursing homes, where most of the tab is picked up by taxpayers.
To keep the affluent Baltimore viable, city officials have pursued a laser-like focus on crime, ensuring its new up-and-coming neighbourhoods stay safe.
The lawsuit, which accused the town of tolerating a work environment that was hostile to minority workers and of failing to offer them opportunities for promotion and higher pay, kept the affluent seaside town in the news and on the defensive.
Originally a peasant, he made a great deal of money, becoming, Carlisle tells us, "a wealthy merchant and a respected citizen" who left his son with a lifelong addictive ambivalence to his father's pious Christianity and a lifelong source of income that kept Kierkegaard affluent and often comfortable despite his ascetic temptations.
The image that keeps many affluent up at night is the idea that their kids will be robbed of zeal to make an impact – this same zeal and inner drive that pushed them to make their own mark on the world.
High cover charges keep the less affluent out even at B.B. King's, which is part-owned by the renowned black bluesman.
Such is the awe -- and sense of financial expectation -- the Kravises aroused that dealers swiftly drew gilded ropes across the entrance of their booths to keep the less affluent away as the formidable threesome stepped in.
It is not caviar at the cost of hamburger, but Bloomberg Markets reports that Saks, Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom are "cutting prices to keep their least affluent shoppers — those who might spring for a $1,200 Coach handbag when flush with cash" buying at their stores.
