This will depend entirely on who or what you are investing in. Different people and companies will give you different rates and such. Be cautious, however, and keep an eye out for scams.
Since only native Americans lived there it did not require anything beyond a barter system.
Investor education refers to programs, background knowledge, and information necessary for an investor if he wants to make a wise investment decision.
I prefer to have a fee only financial advisor. The problem you can get into with a comission based advisor is that they may "churn" your account more than necessary to make money.
Those are called requests. Search around for that term instead.
I make $18 a hour and average about $16 a hour in comission. So that makes a total of $34 a hour.
if there not on salary just comission theres nothing wrong and they will make better money also being on comission. and give people in your call center overides if the bring anyone in that stays 6 months just an idea what r u selling
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Not exactly certain what you mean by "credentials" but if they are authorized to make arrests they will have a "comission card."
It is typically a comission based profession, so the annual income does vary. A good Public Adjuster can make substantial amount of income.
The advantages are obvious to the consumer. They do not need to hassle with an agent who is trying to make their comission and the consumer can tailer make the policy as they see fit.
A person who invests money in order to make a profit is an investor. A creditor is lender of the funds, to whom someone owes a loan.
A Lending Investor is a person who make a practice of lending money for themselves or others at interest and who are not organized under any specialized chartered law.