Introduction: Wealth management banking products are deposit products offered by banks and credit unions. These portfolios are typically managed by a team that's separate from the bank's lending division. The team may include salespeople, bankers, advisors, and financial planners. The product portfolio can range from high-fee accounts to low-fee accounts. High-fee products generally require higher minimum balances and higher fees on transactions. Low-fee accounts have no minimum balance requirements and lower transaction fees than high-fee accounts. Wealth management banking products are deposit products offered by banks and credit unions. WMBs are deposit products offered by banks and credit unions. These products can be savings accounts, money market accounts, CDs, and IRAs. Some WMBs are FDIC-insured (deposit accounts), and some are not (CDs) or may have different terms than traditional lending products. There are also several types of WMB that fall into this category: Tax...