A company of persons joined in the performance of some duty or the execution of some trust; as, the interstate commerce commission.
The thing to be done as agent for another; as, I have three commissions for the city.
The brokerage or allowance made to a factor or agent for transacting business for another; as, a commission of ten per cent on sales. See Del credere.
To send out with a charge or commission.
The money either a set amount or percentage of a sale which is earned by a salesperson.
Fees paid to a broker for executing a trade based on the number of shares traded or the dollar amount of the trade.
A fee charged by a broker to a customer for executing a transaction.
Payment to a salesperson (a listing real estate agent or broker) for his/her efforts in marketing and selling a property, usually expressed as a percentage of the purchase price.
A service charge assessed by an agent in return for arranging the purchase or sale of a security. A commission must be fair and reasonable, considering all the relevant factors of the transaction.
Fee charged by a broker to execute a trade. This may be a composite of several fees and charges. Commission rates commonly take into account the quantity of the purchase, the unit price of the security and the type of investment.
Money paid to agents or brokers negotiating a real estate transaction.
Money payable to an agent or third party for services, usually introducing business.
Remuneration for work done as an agent or broker, paid by the product provider.
The fee a broker collects for administrating a trade, based on the number of shares, bonds, options and/or their dollar value.
A payment made to advisors, brokers and intermediaries for selling or providing goods and services.
A percentage of an insurance premium paid to an insurance agent or broker for selling and servicing an insurance policy.
A percentage of the overall sale price that is received by the selling party when acting on someone else's behalf.
The amount of money an Agent is entitled to retain for making a sale.
A dollar amount paid by an owner to a broker for arranging a transaction.
A commission is an amount or percentage of money that is given in addition to one’s regular salary. In some jobs, usually sales, the base pay may be quite low, with most of a person’s earnings in the form of commissions. See Bonus and Tips.
Compensation paid to a person or company for selling goods or services.
A service charge assessed by an agent in return for arranging the purchase or sale of a security. Commissions represent a fixed or percentage charged on the value of a transaction. This money goes to the broker and his/her investment company for providing services. A commission must be fair and reasonable. In 1975, deregulation led to the creation of discount brokers, who charge lower commissions than full service brokers. Full service brokers offer advice and usually have a full staff of analysts who follow specific industries. Discount brokers simply execute a client's order and usually do not offer an opinion on a stock.
An agent's compensation for performance of the duties of his agency; in real estate practice, a percentage of the selling price of the property, or percentage of rentals, etc.
money paid to sales representatives, proportional to the total value of the goods they sell; money charged by a bank for undertaking a transaction.
The fee paid to brokers, attorneys, and others for their services.
Money paid to the real estate broker by the seller as compensation for finding a buyer and completing the sale. Usually a percentage of the sales price.
Commission is money paid to the broker for their services once they complete a sale.
(1) A form of remuneration received by a broker-dealer purchasing or selling securities when acting as agent for a customer. The commission is typically a charge to the customer of a set fee per bond or transaction. The commission (or any other remuneration received) must be disclosed to the customer as a separate item on the confirmation of an “as agent” transaction. Compare: CONCESSION; MARK-DOWN; MARK-UP. See: “AS AGENT” TRADE; CUSTOMER TRADE.(2) The Securities and Exchange Commission. See: SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION.
Compensation paid to any person for services rendered in the sale of the employer's property or services and based upon the amount or value thereof. If the employee's compensation is based upon a sale, then the compensation plan is a commission.
the payment made by insurers to agents or brokers for the sale and service of policies.
A small percentage of the premium paid to an insurance agent or producer for assisting you in applying for coverage and providing continuing service after the purchase. Usually built into the premium and paid regardless of whether purchasing through an agent or directly from the company
A payment to a subscription sales agency, usually a percentage or dollar amount per sub sold. The agency collects from the subscriber, deducts the commission and remits the balance to the publisher. (Also see "Remit.")
The fee paid to a broker or salesperson for buying or selling an investment.
The fee paid for services provided eg agent for the sale of property
compensation paid to a salesperson following the successful completion of a sale to a customer... typically a percentage of the gross sales revenue but can be linked to units or margin as well.
Money paid to a marine broker by the seller (usually 6 to 7 percent of the sale price of the vehicle).
Fee paid to a broker for executing or referring a cash flow transaction.
An agent's fee for negotiating a loan or real estate transaction.
Percentage paid to agent or manager by artist for representation
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An amount given to intermediaries by a financial institution for commencing a business .
A percentage of a stock trade (a buy or sell) paid by a customer to a broker.
The broker's basic fee for purchasing or selling an insurance or benefit plan as an agent. This fee may or may not be negotiated.
The amount charged by brokerage firms to purchase or sell securities.
A fee charged by a broker for moving a financial instrument from one customer account to another.
The fee charged to a client by a registered broker for the execution of an order to buy or sell a stock, bond commodity, option, etc.
a percentage of a premium which is paid to an agent as compensation for the sale of an insurance policy.
The amount of income paid to an affiliate for generating a sale or lead for a merchant via the affiliate's website.
The 5% fee taken by the casino on won Banker bets.
A flat fee or percentage of the sale price paid by the Vendor to the real estate agent responsible for the sale.
This is the money you make from your affiliate network for successfully recommending an advertiser; it can be a fixed amount or a percentage of the purchase.
A fee paid to a financial adviser or life office agent for selling a financial product. Usually based on a percentage of the amount invested by you in the financial product.
The one-time fee charged by a broker to execute a futures transaction. Commissions on options are usually half on initiation and half on liquidation.
An agent's compensation for performing the duties of the agency; in real estate practice, a percentage pf the selling price of property, percentage of rentals, etc. A fee for services.
() The remuneration agreed to by the seller and the real estate broker/agent as stated in the listing agreement. It is payable to the broker/agent on closing and shared, if applicable, with the co-operating agent(s).
The compensation an affiliate receives from a merchant.
A fee payable for certain services provided by the bank.
The amount of money paid to the brokerage by the Insurance Company for finding the clients, filling out the applications and accepting money for insurance coverage. It is a percentage of the Premium.
The broker's basic fee for purchasing or selling securities on behalf of another party, usually a percentage of the amount of the transaction.
A fee paid by the seller to the auction site at the completion of an auction, calculated as a percentage of the final sale price. Also known as final value fee.
Usually a percentage of the purchase price paid to the broker or agent for services rendered.
is the amount of money or percentage that is payable to an agent for their services.
Is an amount of money, usually in % of the money received by the affiliate program provider which is paid by merchants to display ads on affiliates Web pages or % of the actual service or product, paid to the affiliate that displayes ads on its Web site.
Payment of a fixed fee or percentage of the selling price to a broker for services rendered to sell or purchase property.
Fee paid to a broker to trade securities, generally based on the number of shares trade or the dollar amount of the trade.
A percentage of the sale price paid to a Realtor, broker, or agent for services rendered.
An amount, usually as a percentage of the sales price, paid to an agent (real estate broker) as compensation for his/her services.
Remuneration paid by a primary insurer to agents, brokers and other professional intermediaries.
Please see "Final Value Fee".
A fee or percentage paid to a salesperson or agent for services, usually on top of a retainer (see definition for retainer).
The act of contracting an artist to produce a certain work or set of works. The terms of the contract are usually set forth in writing; specify prices, fees, deposits, delivery and other legal issues. The term also refers to the fee earned by a sales representative, agent or gallery.
One of the costs associated with trading. This is a fee paid to a brokerage firm when entering or exiting a position. Commissions vary widely, so we suggest searching for those brokers with reasonable rates.
An agreed percentage amount of the sale of property to compensate a real estate professional for securing the sale.
(real estate brokerage) A real estate broker's fee for negotiating a real estate transaction, often expressed as a percentage of the sales price.
An agent's or broker's fee for bringing the principals together and helping to negotiate a real estate transaction, often a percentage of the sales price or flat fee.
A fee paid to an agent for negotiating a real estate or loan transaction, often expressed as a percentage of the property selling price.
an amount paid to a person collecting public money on behalf of government. The commission is calculated as a percentage of the amount collected, according to a dollar range, specified by contract or determined in some other way. Part II - 7.3.11
a fee (usually a percentage of the total transaction) paid to an agent or broker for services performed.
a fee paid to a sales professional for providing a service, a percentage of the total amount of business transacted
a percentage of model's fee required as payment to agency
Payment to a real estate salesperson for services performed.
A fee, usually a percentage of the purchase price of the property, paid to a real estate agent.
The commission amount for transactions effected during the current trading session.br
A certain percentage of the model's earnings from a modeling job that is taken out by the agency that is representing the model. Typical commission is from about 15% to 20% of the total job earnings.
The fee charged by a broker or agent for providing services related to a real estate transaction such as marketing the property, bringing the parties together, and negotiating a purchase contract or loan.
A real estate broker's fee for effecting a real estate transaction, often expressed as a percentage of the sales price of the property.
The sum set by the Merchant payable to the Affiliate for the successful conclusion of a sale by an Affiliate. This commission can occur at any time within the duration of the cookie.
Payment to a broker for services rendered, such as in the sale or purchase of real property; usually a percentage of the selling price of the property.
Compensation paid to a trustee based on a percentage of the trust's principal value or on the income earned by the trust or on both.
A fee charged by a broker or financial adviser for the execution of a purchase of a managed investment. Commission may also be referred to as brokerage and is normally deducted from the gross amount contributed to a financial product prior to investment.
The fee payable to the real estate agent for selling a property. The fee is paid by the person authorising the agent acting on their behalf (usually the vendor), and is usually a percentage of the sale price.
the fee charged by the broker for executing an agency trade for a customer.
A fee an investor pays a broker for buying or selling securities. Common Stock - Securities t represent an ownership interest (with voting rights) in the issuing corporation. See preferred stock.
A fee that a broker receive from clients in return for dealing on their behalf.
The way a stockbroker or an Independent Financial Adviser is compensated. When he or she makes a transaction for a customer, the customer pays a commission. In the Fool's opinion this is a Bad Thing, as it sets up a situation where the customer's and the broker's interests are directly at odds. Endowment policies, for instance, are inherently poor investments, yet pay large commissions and are therefore heavily sold by Independent Financial Advisers.
Remuneration paid to an estate agent by his client.
The fee charged to the seller by the auctioneer for providing services, usually a percentage of the gross selling price of the property established by contract (the listing agreement) prior to the auction.
The compensation payable by a creditor and earned by a receiver for effecting collection of a claim, in whole or in part; it is normally contingent and computed as a percentage of the sum collected.
Commission is money paid to an affiliate for providing leads or sales. It is normally paid on a percentage value of the sale, or a set amount per lead.
Percentage of the home's sale price paid at closing to the listing agent and to cooperating agents.
Fee broker charges for a transaction.
A fee payable to a broker for buying or selling shares on the Stock Exchange. It is often expressed as a percentage of the total cost of the transaction.
The fee charged for services performed, usually based on a percentage of the price of the items sold (such as the fee a real estate agent earns on the sale of a house).
Pre-determined percentage of sale which is paid for services rendered.
Someone's fee as a percentage of the sale.
The percentage of the premium the insurer gives to an introducer should a policy be sold from the lead.
Percentage retained on a transaction by the party performing it, as consideration for his work. Depending on the transaction this is known as management commission, transaction commission, brokerage commission, etc.
The compensation an agent receives for his/her services, which is calculated as a percentage of the insurance premium.
A percentage of a mortgage or remortgage which a broker receives for placing a mortgage or remortgage with a lender.
The fee or payment made to a real estate agent for services rendered, for example someone who engages an agent to sell their home pays the agent a commission.
A fee paid to real estate salespeople for their services in selling the property; generally, an agreed upon percentage of the selling price.
The fee paid to the broker who executes a transaction for an account, which is based on the umber of securities traded or on the monetary value of that transaction.
Fee paid to a mortgage broker for assisting in a mortgage transaction. Real estate brokers receive a commission based on the sales price of a property.
This is the fee that is paid to a broker who selling or buying securities. This fee is paid by the investor. This is usually a percentage of the loan or property price.
The fee charged by a broker or agent for negotiating a real estate or loan transaction. Usually a percentage of the price of the real estate or loan.
A % commission is deducted by the agency on all jobs. You will be quoted a "model fee" which includes the agency commission and tax.
This is an amount paid to a provider or intermediary for placing business.
Fee charged by a broker for executing a trade.
The fee paid to a real estate agent/broker for services rendered during the sale or purchase of a home. Usually a percentage of the propertyâ€(tm)s sale price, averaging 6 to 7 percent on home sales.
The fee charged by an investment advisor for buying or selling securities as an agent on behalf of a client.
A percentage of an insurance premium paid to an agent or broker for producing and servicing the business.
The fee paid to the broker to execute a trade. Commissions are usually based on number of shares, bonds, options and their dollar value. Commissions can be charged on the purchase and sale of securities.
In CPA Warehouse, the income an affiliate receives for the completion of a sale or lead. Commission is a certain percentage of the completed sale and varies from offer to offer.
Money paid to a real estate agent or broker by the seller as compensation for finding a buyer and completing the sale.
A percentage of a loan which a broker might receive for placing a loan with a lender.
The compensation paid to the person or entity based on the sale of a product; commonly calculated on a percentage basis.
Fee paid to broker for buying or selling securities or other property.
the pay an employee earns based on a percentage of the sales made by the employee
referral fee or amount paid to an affiliate for generating a sale, lead or click-through to a merchant's website.
(1) The broker's fee for purchasing or selling securities or property for a client. (2) An allowance paid to a salesperson or agent for services rendered.
Fee charged by an agent or broker for negotiating a real estate or loan transaction. Amount is generally a percentage of the property or loan.
The fee charged by a broker or agent for negotiating a real estate or loan transaction. A commission is generally a percentage of the price of the property or loan.
There is no such thing as a free lunch in Hollywood and the same goes for the Hollywood Stock Exchange. Commission is the amount charged to execute a trade. Typically, commission is equal one percent of the total cost of each trade. So, if you buy a MovieStock and then sell it, you will be charged a two-percent commission on the stock.
A fee charged for the broker's services. Also called BROKERAGE.
A fee or percentage charged by an agent for services rendered, like negotiating a contract or loan transaction.
The fee paid to retail outlets for selling lottery tickets. Commissions in North America typically range between 5 percent and 6 percent of the price of the ticket.
The fee payable to a Real Estate Agent by the vendor for selling the house. Usually a percentage of the sale price. Common Area: An area which is for use by many, not an individual. For example, home units have common areas such as stairs and driveways.
The fee paid to the insurance salesperson, as a percentage of the policy premium.
The fee that a broker may charge clients for dealing on their behalf.
An amount of income received by a affiliate for some quantifiable action such as selling an merchant's product and/or service on the affiliate's Web site.
A percentage charged to the consignor by the auction house as part of the fee for selling the consignors goods.
A fee charged by a broker for their service in facilitating an investment transaction.
Percentage of a performer's earnings paid to agents or managers for services rendered.
The meager amount paid the real estate agent for its role in the play that was the sale and purchase. The seller pays for this more times than not, and this fee is negotiable, and usually paid at closing, only after all the work is done. In some limited services firms, the commission is paid in advance and referred to as a fee, and is paid regardless of the success of the efforts.
The part of an insurance premium paid by the insurer to an agent or broker for his services in procuring and servicing the insurance.
The percentage of the sales price that the real estate agent earns.
Fee paid (usually by the seller) for the broker's services in securing a buyer for the property. It is commonly a percentage of the sales price.
A fee paid, typically to a real estate agent or broker, for negotiating a loan, lease or sale.
This is a percentage of the resale purchase amount that is paid to the listing and selling brokers as compensation for obtaining a successful resale contract. The commission is paid only if the sale closes. The commission is typically six or seven percent and is paid at closing out of the proceeds of sale.
A fee compensating the broker for his or her role in the transaction. Most offshore plans have commission included within the product charges.
Percentage of sale price that vendors pay to travel agencies for selling their services.
Income an affiliate receives for generating a sale, lead or click-through to a merchant's web site.
Fee charged by a broker or brokerage firm to their customers for dealing on their behalf in the securities markets.
The fee paid to a broker for executing a securities trade. If your 401(k) plan has a brokerage window, you should be aware of how high the commissions will be when you trade and what impact those costs may have on your return.
In insurance, a percentage of the premium paid to an agent or broker by the insurer as compensation.
The one-time fee charged by a broker to a customer when a futures or options on futures position is liquidated either by offset or delivery.
Compensation received by an employee for services performed. Commissions are paid based on a percentage of sales made or a fixed amount per sale.
A fee charged by a broker to a customer for performance of a specific duty, such as the buying or selling of futures contracts.
This is a fee an investor pays a broker for buying or selling securities.
Commission refers to the amount of compensation paid to affiliates for participation in a merchant's Affiliate program. Affiliates generally earn a percentage of each sale made on a merchant site to a visitor referred by a link on that affiliate's site. Commissions may also be a flat fee for each purchase or action. This commission varies from merchant to merchant.
That portion of the premium paid to the agent as compensation for his or her services.
The remuneration paid to an agent on the sale of property usually based on a percentage of the selling price.
Broker's fee for buying or selling securities.
Payment to the broker for his or her efforts on marketing and selling the property it is usually a percentage of the total purchase price.
an amount earned by a real estate broker for services rendered.
Transaction fee paid to a broker for executing a securities trade. Commission amounts vary and are often dependent on the size of trade, the frequency of trades, and sometimes the size of the brokerage account. Discount brokers tend to charge lower commissions for trades versus full service brokers.
A fee paid by a product provider (eg: lender or life company) to a broker or agent for services relating to either the negotiation of a mortgage or insurance policy.
Money paid to real estate broker by the seller for facilitating the sale of the property.
The broker=s fee for purchasing or selling assets.
A fee imposed when funds are bought or sold to compensate the broker for his or her role in the transaction.
the profit that a broker gets every time you buy or sell a stock through him or her.
A fee paid to an agent or employee for transacting a piece of business or performing a service, usually a percentage of the money received from the sale transaction.
The fee payable to the agent by the vendor for sales, leasing or management of property. Must be subject to negotiation and be expressed in the agreement under s42aa of property, Stock and Business Agents ACT, NSW 1941 and s50 of the Estate Agents ACT Vic.
Money paid to a real estate agent or broker by the seller (usually 6-7% of the sale price of the house).
An agent's compensation (fee) for negotiating a real estate or loan transaction.
Most salespeople earn commissions for the work that they do and there are many sales professionals involved in each transaction, including Realtors, loan officers, title representatives, attorneys, escrow representative, and representatives for pest companies, home warranty companies, home inspection companies, insurance agents, and more. The commissions are paid out of the charges paid by the seller or buyer in the purchase transaction. Realtors generally earn the largest commissions, followed by lenders, then the others.
The payment given by the seller of a property to a real estate agent for his/her services. The amount is usually a percentage of the sale price and is usually paid at the closing.
The fee levied by an institution to undertake a trade on behalf of a customer.
The percentage of a selling price paid to a retailer by a supplier.
Income an affiliate generates for referring to a merchant website traffic that takes a commissionable action such as purchases, leads and clicks.
Fee paid for arrangment of a transaction.
A payment made to a broker or sales agent in return for acquiring new business. See also: EXPENSES.
The amount of money paid to an insurance agent for selling an insurance policy. A commission is always calculated as a percentage of the premium.
A fee paid to a broker to execute a trade based on the number of share or dollar amount of the trade.
Compensation to the real estate broker, usually from the seller, for finding a buyer who completes the sales transaction. It is usually based on a percentage of the sales price.
A percentage paid to realtors, agents, or mortgage brokers, based upon the purchase price of the property.
The amount of money a magazine's advertising representative or agent earns to bring in advertiser's business.
An agents compensation for performing the duties of his agency.
The fee charged by a stock broker for buying or selling securities.
Money paid by an organisation to a planner for placing investments with that particular organisation. The commission is paid out of fees deducted from your investment. (see also Choosing a financial planner, Insurance and friendly society bonds, Immediate annuities) See also brokerage.
The fee charged by a stockbroker for completing transactions for a customer.
The fee you pay for buying or selling investments.
A commission is a sales charge that you pay to an agent when you buy a life insurance policy. This commission is typically contained within the structure and costs of the life insurance policy. A commission can vary widely in cost, and depends on the state, agent, underwriter, and other factors.
As in all business, salespeople earn commissions for the work that they do, and there are a number of such professionals involved in nearly all real estate transactions. Realtors, loan officers, title company representatives, lawyers, escrow administrators, home inspectors, appraisers, insurance agents -- the list is never-ending. Commissions are paid by the buyer or seller, depending on the circumstances or service, as the parties move forward towards the transaction. Realtors generally earn the largest commissions, followed by lenders and further on down the line.
An amount paid to a salesperson for a sale, usually expressed in terms of percentage of sales.
Monies paid to an agent upon the sale or lease of property, usually as a percentage of the amount involved.
The compensation paid to a real estate broker(usually by the seller) for services rendered in connection with the sale or exchange of real property.
For a futures contract, the one-time fee charged by a broker to cover the trades you make to open and close each position, payable when you exit the position. Also called round-turn.
Fee for sale of real property under listing agreement
The amount payed to an agent for their role in the completion of a transaction involving the sale of goods or services.
The compensation or fee paid a broker for services in connection with a real estate transaction.
A commission is a sales charge per transaction completed by brokers.
This is the charge paid to a broker for transacting the purchase or the sale of stock, options, or any other security.
a fee paid to a financial adviser or sharebroker for a financial transaction or advice. Sometimes also referred to as brokerage.
A proportion (usually a percentage) of the sale price of a property paid to a real estate agent for negotiating a real estate transaction.
A publisher receives income in the form of commission according to an agreed upon action such as selling an advertiser's product and/or service on their website.
The fee charged by an investment dealer or broker for buying or selling securities on behalf of a client.
Net monies earned by Affiliate for sales.
In reinsurance, the primary insurance company usually pays the reinsurer its proportion of the gross premium it receives on a risk. The reinsurer then allows the company a ceding or direct commission allowance on such gross premium received, large enough to reimburse the company for the commission paid to its agents, plus taxes and its overhead. The amount of such allowance frequently determines profit or loss to the reinsurer.
An amount paid to a real estate broker as compensation for services; generally a negotiated percentage of the sale price or total rental.
A fee that covers the broker's charge for processing a transaction. It is either added to the amount you pay when you buy securities, or deducted from the amount you get when you sell. Online and discount brokers charge lower commissions than traditional brokers, but offer limited investment advice.
The amount of money paid to the broker by the seller (or, in some cases, the buyer), as compensation for selling the home. Usually, the commission is a percentage of the sales price of the home, and generally hovers in the 5 to .6 percent range.
A service charge assessed by a broker and his/her investment company in return for arranging the purchase or sale of a security.
The percentage of the advertising fee paid to the Publisher for hosting the creative on their website Typical commissions range from 50 to 75 percent.
A payment to a subscription agency, usually a percentage amount of the subscription price. The agency collects from the subscriber, deducts the commission and remits the balance to the publisher
The compensation that a travel agent or other intermediary receives from a product supplier in return for selling their products or services. Commissions are usually based on a percentage of the retail value of the transaction.
A fee charged by a broker when doing a transaction .
A transactional fee charged by a broker.
A fee paid to a third party (a stockbroker or a financial adviser) for introducing business. Any fee paid is not deducted from the amount the customer invests.
When a real estate agent or broker finds and completes a sale, that individual is paid money by the seller for those services rendered.
An agent's compensation for performing the duties of his agency which, in real estate practice, is a percentage of the selling price of property, percentage of rentals, etc.
A broker may charge clients for purchasing and selling shares on their behalf, this is known as commision.
Money that a broker or real estate agent receives for negotiating a loan or real estate transaction.
A percentage of sale, by prior agreement, paid to the list broker, list manager, or other service for their part in the list usage.
Payment to a real estate broker for services performed.
The recompense or reward of an agent, factor, broker, or bailee, when same is calculated as a percentage on the amount of his transactions or the profit to the principal. In insurance this refers to a certain percentage of the premiums given to the agent as compensation for his work in selling and servicing the policy.
A fee or percentage paid to sales representatives that is based on their sales performance.
A percentage of sale agreed upon between the media owner and the media manager/broker for their part in selling that media, whether itâ€(tm)s mail, TV, lists, magazines or radio.
A fee charged by a broker for buying or selling securities on behalf of a client.
Payment of money or other valuable consideration to a real estate broker for service performed.
The commission is the percentage of the selling price of a house that is paid to the real estate agents and brokers. The price and type of property being sold also affect the commission percentage. If there is both an agent representing the seller and an agent representing they buyer, they divide the commission.
A performance-related payment. Sales staff may be paid partly on a commission basis under which they receive a percentage of the amount of sales they make. Agents usually make their money entirely from commission.
The amount of money, usually a percentage of the premiums, that is paid to an insurance agent for selling an insurance policy.
Compensation paid to a real estate agent (real estate broker) as compensation for his services. The amount is negotiable by law.
An amount paid by the seller to the listing and selling agent for handling the real estate transaction.
Payment for selling a product. Real Estate agents receive a commission from the vendor when they sell a property, while Mortgage Brokers receive a commission from a lender when they sell a home loan product.
The fee you pay a broker to buy or sell a security, such as a stock or an ETF, for your account. The charge is typically assessed on a per-trade basis. You do not need to pay a commission to buy or sell no-load, open-end mutual funds, giving them a cost-advantage over ETFs for investors who plan to invest regular sums of money or who trade frequently.
The listing agent negotiates a percentage of the sales price with the seller as the compensation for marketing the seller's home. In turn, the listing agent offers a percentage of the commission, usually half, to buyer's brokers as compensation for representing a buyer
Fee an auctioneer charges a seller for providing certain services to sell property at auction. It is usually a percentage of the gross sale revenue of the auction.
Money received by employees as compensation for services performed. Commissions can either be based on a percentage of total sales made or can be a fixed amount per sale.
The commission is the percentage of the selling price of a house that is paid to the real estate agents and brokers. Because most agents and brokers are paid by commission, understanding how the commission can influence the way that agents and brokers work is important for homebuyers. Agents and brokers make money only when you make a purchase, and they make more money when you make a bigger purchase. Choose an agent carefully and take your agent's advice with a grain of salt because this inherent conflict of interest can often set an agent's visions and goals at odds with your visions and goals.
Payment to an agent usually calculated as a percentage of the amount of a sale.
The amount or percentage payable to brokers or agents upon completion of a purchase and sale.
A portion of the sales charge that is paid to a registered representative as compensation for the sale of a security.
A fee paid by a company to a salesman or financial adviser for selling its products. Some companies pay higher rates of commission than others. The commission must now be disclosed to the client and some independent financial advisers will offer to share commission with investors.
A commission is the fee that is paid to a broker to execute a trade. The amount of the commission usually depends on the number of shares or their dollar value of the trade. To simulate real trading Marketocracy charges a 5 cent/share commission on all trades, except on penny stocks, in which case the commission is 5% of the trade.
The amount paid to a real estate agent by the seller. The commission is usually a percentage of the sales price and covers the agentâ€(tm)s time and marketing expenses.
The fee that a Realtor charges for performing the duties of agency
The fee paid by the insurance companies to agents and brokers for the sale of policies.
Income you receive for generating a sale, lead or click-through to a merchant's web site.
An amount paid by a financial institution to an intermediary for the placing of business. Normally calculated as a percentage of the amount paid (i.e. of the premium for an insurance policy or of the amount invested in a fund or used to purchase securities). Commission is also payable in a number of other situations where the payment for a service is a proportion of the value of the transaction (eg the provision of foreign currency, the sale of a house, etc).
The fee payable by the vendor to the real estate agent, for selling a home. The commission is usually a percentage of the sale price.
An amount, usually a percentage of the property sales price or loan value as a fee for handling the transaction. The real estate broker, mortgage company, property insurance agent, and title company all earn commissions from the sale or purchase of a property.
The charge made by a stockbroker or the fee a financial adviser makes from a company whose products have been sold, generally based on the value of the sale.
A commission is a transaction fee charged to a client for processing a trade.
The compensation paid to a real estate broker (or by the broker to the salesman) for services rendered. It is usually a predetermined percentage of the selling price.
The amount of money paid to a broker by a seller (or buyer) for selling a home. A commission is always negotiable and is usually a percentage of the sale price of the home.
The money a client pays their agent for services performed. Usually a percentage of the sale price, however other methods of determining the amount of money are frequently used, especially between a buyer’s broker and his/her client.
The fee an investor pays a broker for buying or selling a security.
A method of paying employees some extra money over and above their normal wage, based on a percentage of turnover or orders taken.
Commission or brokerage may be paid to your financial adviser by the financial institution you invest with. Commission may be either "up-front", and deducted from the entry fee you pay on your investment, or "ongoing" and deducted from the ongoing management fees of your investment.
A percentage of the premium paid to an agent or broker in return for business procured by the Agent..
A transaction fee charged by a broker.
The charge made by a stockbroker for dealing on your behalf, or the fee a financial adviser gets from a product provider for selling you one of its products.
The payment given by a principal (seller or buyer) to a Real Estate agent for his/her services. The amount is usually a percentage of the sale price and is usually paid at closing.
When doing work "on commission" the publisher hires you, tells you what to do, and usually pays a fee instead of royalties.
An amount agreed to by the seller and the real estate broker/agent and stated in the listing agreement. It is payable to the broker/agent on closing and shared, if applicable, among those salespeople involved in the sale.
Workers' Compensation Commission, the State agency established by the Workers' Compensation Act to administer the Connecticut workers' compensation system.
A fee paid by an investor to a broker or other sales agent for investment advice and assistance, and for buying and selling securities.
Money paid to a real estate agent or broker by the seller as compensation for locating a buyer and helping negotiate a sale.
REALTOR®'s fee for negotiating a real estate or loan transaction, often expressed as percentage of the sales price.
The percentage you earn from the sales volume of your organization.
The fee charged by money grubbing rich guys to buy and sell your stocks. Since there is no service offered by these con-men, there is no value to the commission so, as the media has maintained for years, any commission above 0.99 cents is too much.
Paid to the insurance agent as compensation.
Percentage paid to an intermediary by a company for selling a service on their behalf.
The negotiable percentage of the sales price of a home that is paid to the agents of the buyer and seller.
The sum of monetary compensation or allowance given to a factor or broker for carrying on the business of his principal.
A fee charged for brokerage services.
The compensation paid to a licensed real estate broker or by the broker to the salesperson for services rendered. Usually a percentage of the selling price of the property or the total value of the lease.
An amount added to the base fare of a ticket that a travel agent or consolidator adds in order to make a living.
The amount paid by the supplier (carrier, hotel, tour operator, etc.) to the travel agent for selling transportation, accommodations, or other services.
The fee or payment made to a Real Estate Agent for selling your home.
The charge made by your stockbroker for conducting your buy or sell instructions. This may either be a percentage of the value involved or, for small deals below a stated and agreed value, a fixed rate.
Compensation to the producing agent, broker, or agency for writing and servicing the policy from the insurance carrier. Generally a percentage of the Premium. (See Premium)
Fee paid to a broker or other entity for services rendered. Real estate brokers and mortgage brokers receive a commission for the services they provide; a real estate broker secures a buyer for a property that is for sale and a mortgage broker secures a mortgage loan for the buyer to finance the purchase of a property. Commissions are generally paid as a percentage of the sales price in a real estate transaction or the loan amount in a mortgage transaction.
Commission is the charge made by the brokers who buy and sell shares on your behalf. The commission charge is usually based on the value of the shares being bought and sold.
The broker's basic fee for purchasing or selling securities or property as an agent.
The fee paid to a broker to execute a trade, based on number of shares, bonds, options and/or their dollar value. In 1975, deregulation led to the creation of discount brokers, who charge lower commissions than full service brokers. Full service brokers offer advice and usually have a full staff of analysts who follow specific industries. Discount brokers simply execute a client's order--and usually do not offer an opinion on a stock.
(1) The charge made by a commission house for buying and selling commodities; (2) The fee that brokers charge their clients; (3) the CFTC.
a fee paid to a broker or salesperson for facilitating a real estate tranaction. Commissions are usually expressed as a percentage of the loan amount or sale amount.
The amount charged by a firm on an agency transaction.
A sliding scale of charges paid by the seller and based on the total value of property sold within a year. For more information, see Seller's Commissions.
Compensation due a real estate broker for working on behalf of another.
That portion of the premium paid to the agent as compensation for the agent's services.
The fee charged by a stockbroker for carrying out a customer's instruction to buy or sell shares.
A part of the premium that is paid to the policyholder's agent or broker for their services in the insurance policy process
Fee charged by broker to execute your trade. May be a composite of several fees & charges. Commission is taken into account when calculating realized gain or loss. The buy, or opening commission, is added to the cost basis and the sell, or closing commission, is deducted from the proceeds before calculating realized gain or loss, therefore commissions reduce taxable gains and increase losses. Total commission is the sum of both buy and sell commission. Commission rates take into account the quantity of the purchase, the unit price of the security (low priced stocks may have higher commission rates), and the type of investment (options have higher commissions).
A commission is a fee charged by a broker or agent for negotiating a real estate transaction. It's usually a percentage of the price of the property.
In real estate, the broker or salesperson's fee for assisting the transaction, usually expressed as a percentage of the total price paid for the house. The commission is usually paid for by the seller, and is negotiated to pay both the buyer's agent and the seller's agent. Back
The fee paid to a brokerage firm to execute a trade or manage an investment portfolio.
A Commission is a fee charged by agents or brokers for purchasing, trading, or selling on the market. In most cases, the fee is nominal, or can be tied to the amount of money that is being handled.
Remuneration earned by a broker-dealer on a transaction carried out by the broker acting on the customer's instructions as his agent
Monies paid to the realtors for their services in a real estate transaction. Usually a percentage of the sales price, but may be a flat fee.
The commission is the fee that a broker receives from a client when a position is either bought or sold.
A commission is the amount an affiliate receives when he brings a paying customer to a merchant's website. It could be either a percentage of the sale or a fixed dollar amount. A recurring commission is paid when a subscriber renews his subscription or buys something else.
The compensation paid to affiliates for participation in a merchant's affiliate program. Commission rates vary from merchant to merchant. Technically, flat fees are a form of commission, but most affiliate programs use the word commission to refer to compensations based on a percentage of the sales price.
A fee payable to a real estate agent, by the vendor, for the sale of property.
The majority of salespeople earn commissions for the work that they do and there are many sales professionals involved in each real estate transaction, including Realtors, loan officers, title representatives, attorneys, escrow representative and more. A commissions is paid out of the charges paid by the seller or buyer in the purchase transaction. Real estat agents generally earn the largest commissions, followed by lenders.
Remuneration paid to an estate agent by the client.
Remuneration of a real estate agent for services rendered, eg to effect the sale of property. The amount being a prescribed percentage based on the consideration of the contract or agreement.
A payment made to the agent from a portion of premium as a compensation for the agent's service.
A fee or payment made to a real estate agent for services successfully rendered (for example, someone who hires an agent to sell his/her home pays the agent a commission when the home is sold).
Money paid to an Estate Agent or Property Broker for negotiating a property sale. Buyers do not pay any Estate Agency commission.
Usually a percentage of the selling price of a property paid by the seller to the real estate agent, normally when the property is sold
Performance-related remuneration based on the amount of capital involved in a transaction. For example, stock market traders charge a certain percentage of the value of the trading transaction which they conduct as commission.
Fee payable to a broker to cover the cost of carrying out a specific transaction.
Fee paid to an agent or insurance salesperson as a percentage of the policy premium. The percentage varies widely depending on coverage, the insurer, and the marketing methods.
The compensation paid to a real estate broker for services in connection with a real estate transaction.
The fee paid to a real estate broker as procuring cause and/or his or her services rendered in a real estate transaction.
A fee charged by a broker or financial planner for the execution of a purchase or sale of a managed investment. Alternatively, it can be a fixed amount per transaction or a percentage of the total value of the transaction. Also referred to as 'brokerage' and is normally deducted from the gross amount contributed to the investment product prior to investment.
The price offered for securities broker. A broker brings buyers and sellers together for a commission paid by the initiator of the transaction or by both sides. He does not have a position in the money market. Brokers are active in markets in which banks buy and sell money and enter dealer markets.
The fee charged by a stockbroker for buying or selling securities as an agent on behalf of a client.
Money paid to a real estate agent or broker for negotiating a real estate or loan transaction.
The Commission field is used to enter transaction or service fees above the price of the investment to be recorded as part of the total cost.
A previously agreed upon percentage of the home's sale price paid to the listing and selling agent(s).
an agent’s fee for negotiating a real estates loan transaction, often expressed as a percentage of the sales price or mortgage amount
A percentage of the real estate transaction paid to an agent or broker for their services.
A fee paid to the casino by the player when making certain bets or when being paid off on certain bets in various games.
See Futures Commission Merchant.
An amount agreed to by the seller and the salesperson/broker and stated in the listing agreement. It is payable to the salesperson/broker on closing and shared, if applicable, among those salespersons/brokers involved in the sale.
The intermediary's basic fee for purchasing or selling securities as an *agent. Ask for a copy of the intermediary's commission schedule which lists fees or charges you will be required to pay when buying or selling *securities and when opening, operating and closing an account.
Monies paid by an insurance company to a broker/ independent intermediary/agent for selling policies. In most companies a consumer has the right to find out what commission an agent is earning on an insurance deal.
Money or other valuable consideration given to broker by principal for services rendered; amount is by agreement.
This is the payment that is made to a stockbroker when you buy or sell shares. The commission you pay will either be a flat fee (possibly going up in stages according to the value of the transaction) or a percentage based on the value of the transaction. The amount of commission you pay will vary according to the level of service you receive from the stockbroker.
The fee a broker charges to buy or sell securities or property for a client.
A fee an investor pays a broker for executing a transaction—buying or selling stock. The commission may be a flat fee—say $75.00 per trade, it may be set at a certain amount per share of stock involved in the transaction, or it may be based on the total value of the transaction.
A broker's fee for handling transactions for a client in an agency capacity.
An amount paid to a travel agent for selling a vacation package. This is usually a percentage of the vacation's total amount.
Money paid to a Producer, TPA or Licensed Agent for the placement of insurance and is usually paid as a percentage of gross premium. Commission is included in the Acquisition Expenses referenced earlier.
Compensation paid to a real estate agent (usually by the seller) for services rendered including the sale or lease of property
a payment based on sales results
When a property is sold, the brokers involved in the transaction are entitled to payment in the form of a commission.
A sum or percentage of selling price or monthly rental paid to an agent for s tendered.
The fee charged by a real estate agent or broker for negotiating or facilitating a transaction. The fee is usually a percentage of the price of a property or loan amount.
A percentage of sale agreed upon between the list owner and the list manager/ broker for their part in selling a list rental.
A part of the premium that is paid to the insurance agent or broker. The Federal Long Term Care Insurance Program does NOT pay commissions to insurance agents or brokers.
The amount or percentage (i.e. £5 per Lead or 20% of a Sale value) paid to a Publisher for a Transaction such as a Unique Visit, Lead, Sale or Repeat Sale.
Part of an insurance premium which is paid by an insurance company to an agent or broker in payment for procuring and servicing the business for the insurance company/client. Depending upon the size of the group being insured, these commissions average between 3 and 10 percent of the premium paid by the employer.
a fee paid to a financial advisor or stockbroker for a financial transaction or advice.
an amount of payment to real estate professional, usually based on a percentage of the sales price, that is collected at the time of the closing; generally the seller pays the commission for both the listing agent and the buyer's agent.
(1) The charge made by a futures commission merchant or introducing broker for handling futures and options orders; (2) the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
The compensation provided by law for a fiduciary.
The amount of money you pay the brokerage firm to execute your order on the trading floor of the exchange.
A percent of a real estate sale that goes to a real estate broker for their services in the transaction.
Compensation due a real estate broker for acting on behalf of the principal.
This is the amount of remuneration paid by the insurer to a broker or intermediary for placing business with them.
A payment for the performance of specific duties in real estate; a percentage of the selling price of property, percentage of rentals, etc.
(1) The charge made by a futures commission merchant for buying and selling futures contracts; or (2) the fee charged by a futures broker for the execution of an order. Note: when capitalized, the Commission usually refers to the CFTC.
The majority of personal finance products pay a commission to the person who sells them to an investor. Everything from pensions, life insurance, endowments and unit trusts are sold on a commission basis. Independent Financial Advisers (IFAs) are compelled by law to tell you how much commission they are making whenever they sell you a product.
A fee paid to a broker for executing security trades. The commission is usually based on the dollar amount of the trade or the number of shares traded. See: Trade Committee On Uniform Securities Identification Procedures (CUSIP) Committee that assigns codes to securities for the purposes of identification--commonly just referred to as a "Cusip Number."
A commission is fee paid to an agent, advisor or financial planner for the transaction or maintenance of a financial product. It is usually based on a percentage amount or fixed price in relation to the total amount invested.
The percentage of a premium cost that an introducer will take.
Money paid to real estate agents on the sale of a home, usually a negotiable percentage of the sale price.
This is how you get paid by all affiliate marketing programs. It's not a salary or a fee, and taxes are not deducted and thus your problem to track. Commissions are usually expressed in percent, although some are given in dollars per sale.
Fee paid to a real estate agents and/or brokers for rendering services.
Compensation paid to a broker or sales associate for successfully concluding a real estate transaction.
Fees paid to the broker for execution of an order.
A reward or sum of money paid to a salesperson.
The fee charged by a broker to a customer when a transaction is made.
an amount, usually a percentage of the property sales price, that is collected by a real estate professional as a fee for negotiating the transaction..
An agent's compensation for performing his duties in a real estate transaction.
This is how many sales agents are paid--realtors, lenders, etc. When buying a home, the commission is usually paid out of the charges paid by the seller or buyer in the purchase transaction.
A fee paid to a broker for executing a trade.
An order, contract or authority given to an artist to produce a work. It may also refer to the fee charged by a gallery or agent when selling works to a third party.
A broker’s fee for executing a trade, based either on the dollar amount of the trade or the number of shares traded.
Remuneration for service rendered.
The income an affiliate receives for generating a sale, lead or click-through to a merchant's website. Sometimes it is called a “referral fee,†a “finder's fee†or a “bounty.
The fee charged by a broker or third party for acting on behalf of their client. · See Also · Broker · Agent
Compensation computed as a percentage of sales in units or dollars.
A fee charged by broker or agent for carrying out transactions/orders.
Compensation paid to a real-estate agent or mortgage broker. Often the commission is a percentage of the selling price or the amount borrowed.
Earnings based on the amount of total sales.
A fee paid based on a percentage of the sale made by an employee or agent, as distinguished from regular payments of wages or salary.
Money paid by an insurance company to a middle man (e.g. a Financial Adviser or direct agent) for selling a product.
Commission is a fee charged by an agent making transactions of buying or selling securities for another individual. This fee is generally a percentage based on either the number of stocks bought or sold or the value of the stocks bought or sold.
The fee paid to the broker/brokerage firm for executing a trade on a customer's behalf. Usually based on a predetermined schedule involving the amount of shares, or the value of the trade.
A fee negotiated by an agent to compensate for the effort expended to sell or purchase a property
(known in Britain as Procuration Fee) As agent's fee for negotiation a real estate or loan transaction, often expressed as a percentage of the purchase.
Compensation paid to a broker for acting as an agent in the purchase or sale of securities or property.
Remuneration paid to an agent on sale or lease of property, usually as a percentage of the amount involved.
The fee charged by or paid to a broker, agent or auto sales rep for negotiating a real estate, car sale or loan transaction. A commission is generally a percentage of the sales price.
The fee charged by a broker for services performed in trading securities on the customer's behalf.
Fee paid to a broker for buying or selling a security. Usually a percentage of the cost. Investors also pay commission to IFAs.
The payment made to intermediaries by insurers for placing business with them. Also referred to as brokerage..
The percentage of the premium cost that an introducer will receive.
A percentage of the sale price which the selling party receives. This can be an estate agent in relation to a property, a broker selling you a mortgage or other products and even a dorr to door salesman selling you a nice new set of double glazing.
Fee paid (usually by a seller) for a broker's services in securing a buyer for property; commonly a percentage of sale price.
A fee paid to an agent or broker for negotiating a transaction, based on a percentage of the selling price.
The payment of commission as remuneration for a services rendered or products sold is a common way to reward sales people. Payments often will be calculated on the basis of a percentage of the goods sold.