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How much of a commission does a financial advisor make?
Financial advisor commission can be done two ways: per trade and/or by the amount they make you. For the latter, some advisors can charge up to 10% of your returns. There are advisors not paid by commission but rather a flat fee, though.
Are Dividends Payable recorded on balance sheet?
no they will be paid directly into your share dealing account. through the broker.
Does JP Morgan provide friendy financial advisors?
From personal experience, yes J.P. Morgans financial advisers are very friendly. However, they are getting paid to help you, so they would potentially lose business if they were unfriendly.
What is price paid to a broker for services?
commission
Can fees paid to a broker be classified as investment interest expenses?
No. Broker Fees are investment expenses but are not investment interest expenses.
What is involved in broker trading?
Broker trading involves using a brokerage firm to facilitate the buying and selling of financial assets like stocks, commodities, or currencies. A broker acts as an intermediary between the trader and the financial market, executing trades on behalf of their clients. With Combiz Services Pvt. Ltd., traders can access advanced tools, platforms, and APIs to enhance their trading experience. The company provides copy trading solutions, allowing users to mirror the strategies of expert traders for greater convenience and efficiency. Broker trading, especially with Combiz Services Pvt Ltd, simplifies market access and offers comprehensive support for successful trading.
What is the Standard lease commission paid by landlord for commercial space?
Generally, one month commission to be paid by the tenant. This answer may be correct for residential, but it's vastly incorrect for commercial. Commercial commissions paid to the Broker are generally paid monthly for the life of the lease, generally on a sliding scale. I'm a landlord, not a Broker and not an expert, a Commercial Broker or legal expert needs to answer this properly.
What is the nature of an insurance broker?
Insurance broker procures life business under his allotted agency code and is paid commission by the insurance company on such business.
What is the difference between dividend paid at the end of the financial year and interim dividend?
final dividend is paid after close of financial year.interim dividends are paid during financial year depending upon company financial health & policies.
A real estate broker sold your house for 189000 The broker's commission was 4.5 percent of the selling price How much would you get for the house after the commission is paid?
$180,495
What sort of salary does a financial analyst earn a year?
In the financial industry, sometimes your bonus matters much more than your salary. It's possible for a bonus to double what you make in a year.But as for salary, according to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics ...Median annual earnings of financial analysts were $57,100 in 2002. The middle 50 percent earned between $43,660 and $76,620. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $34,570, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $108,060. Median annual earnings in the industries employing the largest numbers of financial analysts in 2002 were as follows:Other financial investment activities $74,860Management of companies and enterprises 60,670Securities and commodity contracts intermediation and brokerage 58,540Nondepository credit intermediation 51,700Depository credit intermediation 51,570Median annual earnings of personal financial advisors were $56,680 in 2002. The middle 50 percent earned between $36,180 and $100,540. Median annual earnings in the industries employing the largest number of personal financial advisors in 2002 were as follows:Other financial investment activities $74,260Securities and commodity contracts intermediation and brokerage 68,110Depository credit intermediation 51,030Many financial analysts receive a bonus in addition to their salary, and the bonus can add substantially to their earnings. Usually, the bonus is based on how well their predictions compare to the actual performance of a benchmark investment. Personal financial advisors who work for financial services firms are generally paid a salary plus bonus. Advisors who work for financial-planning firms or who are self-employed either charge hourly fees for their services or charge one set fee for a comprehensive plan, based on its complexity. Advisors who manage a client�s assets usually charge a percentage of those assets. A majority of advisors receive commissions for financial products they sell, in addition to charging a fee.
How can you sue your stock broker for unsuitable investments?
You would need to carefully read the contract between you and your broker. Generally, you would have to prove that your broker was professionally neglient or defrauded or misrepresented. I suspect your broker has a clause which warns you that the nature of financial investing is risky and that investments can go down as well as up. In short your broker does not guarantee profits. If you are convinced your broker was neglient etc. You can file a small claims at your local courthouse-this is $2,500 to $5,000. If the amount exceeds this then you have to file differently and you will almost certainly get involved with lawyers. I would offer the opinion that you would have a very difficult case to prove, and even if you did prove it you would be unlikely to be paid a substantial judgment-a broker would more than likely file bankruptcy protection.
