Abstract
It is proved that a (not necessarily dominated) family of probability measures is boundedly complete iff the closed linear hull of this family in the weak star topology coincides with the set of all finite and signed measures, which are continuous with respect to this family. In the dominated case this characterization reduces to a well known result. As an application it is shown that bounded completeness is preserved with respect to families of product probability measures without any additional assumptions.
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