Use of net wealth, rather than a wealth-oblivious measure like skills/certifications, to disqualify people from an important part of the economy should be rejec

Use of net wealth, rather than a wealth-oblivious measure like skills/certifications, to disqualify people from an important part of the economy should be rejected on economic-rights grounds. Currently you could be professionally certified to advise and manage a millionaire's money, and put it into private ventures, but not be allowed to invest even token amounts into those same ventures yourself, 'cuz you're poor.