Sentences with phrase «brokerage get in return»
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You may get so excited by seeing your returns in a brokerage account; you may even decide to cut more expenses so you can invest more and achieve financial freedom faster.
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The math bottom line is that all you'll have to do is get between 1 % and 2 % more average annual investment return in a non-529 do - it - yourself discount brokerage account, and you'll probably end up having more spendable money for college (which is the point of all of this), even after the 529 tax breaks.
The math bottom line is all you have to do is get between 1 % and 2 % more average annual investment return in a non-529 do - it - yourself discount brokerage account, and you'll probably end up having more spendable money (which is the point of all of this), even after these awesome tax breaks.
The mere thought that Rogers can register as a phantom brokerage for a few hundred dollars to scrape data to lure buyers and sellers to allow them to refer them to agents who have to pay Rogers, and in return the buyers and sellers will get a small fraction as a rebate.
They are forced to sign on with brokerages and pay monthly fees and get very little in return.
«One of the things that motivated me to jump in was the fact that there weren't a lot of other brokerages in the area using it at the time, so I figured I would get in on the ground floor,» says Poyner, who goes on to say that several of his agents and teams experienced a great return with Zillow's agent platform.
In return, Move gets to publish «sold» listing data on realtor.com, a feature that's made «Virtual Office Websites» (VOWs)-- like those operated by Seattle - based brokerage Redfin — popular with consumers.
He would like to see brokerages return to the employer / employee business model, where the staff has a duty to their employer and in return, gets fairly paid for their efforts.
Everyone is naturally more comfortable investing in a local market, but sometimes you can't get a reasonable return on your investment, says Greg Rand, chief executive of OwnAmerica, a Charlotte - based brokerage for investors of single - family rental homes.