Sentences with phrase «much less commission»

With fewer sales and much less commission coming in hopefully some of the bad weeds will exit our industry only time will tell.

If you compare Scottrade to other discount giving traders, then also Scottrade are taking much less commission.

Not exact matches

While salespeople rely on commissions for about 50 % of their compensation, the tech folks have much less income at risk — at most 25 % of their yearly pay.

Because they use less intermediaries and low commission products (like ETFs) they charge much lower fees than traditional advisers.

Another lesser known fact about refuge funding is that while they are commissioned and funded by local authorities, much of a refuge's day to day income comes from the rent paid by the women staying there — and that rent is paid by housing benefit.

In matters relating to process, notably prompt access to sites, we have faced relatively few difficulties, and certainly much less than those that were faced by UNSCOM [U.N. Special Commission] in the period 1991 to 1998.

So much so that a 2014 study commissioned by the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom predicted that, if the problem is left unchecked, in less than 35 years more people will die from antibiotic resistant superbugs than from cancer.

Several reports released in 2003 by the European Commission (the political and administrative arm of the EU) indicate that the EU countries invest much less in research than the United States or Japan (1.9 % of GDP, compared with 2.8 % for the United States and 3.0 % for Japan in 2000).

Just days before the mediators released their critical, detailed report, the commission issued its own review (by a secret panel known only to the commission and the HBP) that remained much less explicit than the mediators on governance problems but nonetheless mandated changes at the HBP.

Pricing a self - published novel this high is widely considered a mistake — and not just because readers have grown accustomed to paying much less, but because you'll only earn 35 % commission from Amazon on books over $ 9.99

The settlement allows Apple (and other retailers) to discount as much as they want (though publishers have the option to negotiate the condition that the retailer does not sell the publisher's entire line for less than the entire commission it receives).

You will still pay a commission, but typical online investment fees are much less.

Working my butt off for 50 + hours per week for years on end only to see a highly likely cut in my commission checks and then seeing the payouts in the companies I'm invested in rise relentlessly year after year no matter how crappy of a shareholder I am in real life allows for an interesting contrast and really opens ones eyes: being a shareholder is much more rewarding with much less work required.

Stay away from loaded, commissioned A or B share funds, although they are much less common today.

If we are not paying commissions for any trades, then position size becomes much less important.

For an individual investor, commission costs typically range from 1/2 of 1 % (or even less) for actively traded Treasury issues, to as much as 4 % in inactively traded bonds.

But at the other end of the spectrum, bank brokerages may offer low commissions only on larger accounts: investors with less $ 50,000 may pay as much as $ 29 per trade.

The payouts were also much less than the commissions car dealers received for selling them the insurance.

Compare this with paying say, $ 25 a month in commissions to a brokerage (I pay much, much less than that).

Even if you spend another $ 10 per month on commissions your all - in cost would still be less than half as much as the Tangerine option.

The rewards promised are potentially much less, but the program is somewhat similar to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission program created in 2011, as a reaction to the 2008 financial crisis.

For example, online providers tend to have much less fixed cost per policy on office expenses and salespeople's commissions.

These cash value policies are much more expensive than traditional term life policies and provide a return (net of commissions and expenses) that is less than the long - term return you could get on the market.

If you work with an advisor, but find a much better deal on life insurance from another company, discuss the possibility of him or her getting appointed with the less expensive company so that they are able to make a commission for the guidance that they have provided to you.

In this sense, Bitcoin is arguably an even safer way to deposit and withdraw than through e-Wallets or debit / credit cards, because it is much less possible for a Bitcoin transaction to go awry, or to be commissioned without authorisation of the holder.

Somewhere deep inside, you flirted with the idea of diving into the world of furrydom, but never got around to imagining a fursona for yourself — much less finding the audacity to commission an artist to draw one for you.

Crypto - transfers tend to carry a much smaller commission since the companies running them have less overhead and can maximize profits in other ways (Coinone charges a 1 % fee).

Not only is an investment of over $ 200,000 the biggest the average consumer will ever make, but a commission of over $ 5,000 is surely higher than the commission someone makes selling you a car or any number of much less expensive investments.

Brokers that engage in dual agency collect so much more in commissions, that they don't mind if the house stays on the market longer and sells for less.