Not exact matches
To frame the analysis, he defines two
types of investment opportunity search: (1) informal (use
of magazines, newspapers, online services and friends or relatives); and, (2) professional (use
of experts
such as accountants, financial planners and
brokers).
They also have a lot
of different
types of trades that many
brokers don't offer,
such as an ability to predict economic events,
such as what the Federal Reserve will do with upcoming announcements, what the jobs reports will say, and how political events will turn out.
On a binary options
broker site you will see this
type of chart if you click an asset and choose an expiry time that is fairly close,
such as 5, 10 or 15 minutes away for example.
For universal banks
such as GS, a lot
of trading and other
types of capital markets activity is conducted outside
of the bank in the
broker - dealer and is not captured by the FDIC data.
Factors,
such as commissions, have made this
type of trading impractical for many traders, but this story is slowly changing as low - cost
brokers take on a more influential role in the trading careers
of short - term active traders.
As
such, it is advisable to consult a mortgage
broker who can evaluate your situation and suggest the best
type of mortgage product.
They allow perks
such as free
broker - assistance, free account transfers ($ 100 credit if you transfer a minimum
of $ 2,000 to them) and the ability to open any account
type.
You will also find a complete set
of guides which will showcase to you some
of the more unique trader opportunities that may only be on offer at one or a handful
of Brokers, and as
such you will always know just what
type of trade to place depending on what way you think any option will move.
This applies no matter how shiny you've built it so federation, clustering, server partitioning, SAN's, Data devices
such as netezza, meta - linking to SOA's or message
brokers, etc etc are all solution techniques rather than definitions
of a different
type of database manager.
When you are reviewing your options with a life insurance professional
such as a financial planner, agent or
broker, they may suggest combinations
of different
types of policies to save money.
Although there are many factors other than just licensing date that affect your rates
such as age, gender, vehicle
type and so on, our team
of dedicated
brokers will work on your behalf to find you some
of the most competitive rates in the industry.
The commission compensates the agent or
broker for the time spent advising you on how much and what
type of life insurance to buy, for facilitating the application process, and for any further service that's needed in future years to keep the policy up - to - date (
such as changing beneficiary designations, arranging policy loans or coordinating your financial plans with your lawyer and accountant).
Many
types of professionals,
such as Insurance Agents,
Brokers, Travel Agents, Tour Operators, Educational Consultants etc., work with people who are traveling abroad for Tourism, Study, Business, or other purposes; these professionals are interested in offering travel insurance products to their customers.
Check with your state insurance department and ask an insurance
broker for a referral to
such type of Life Insurance in your state.
Furthermore, when a VOW contains all the information
of an Association or Real Estate Board, plus the additional features you have suggested, the costs associated with operating
such a website (VOW) should put a VOW
type brokerage at a disadvantage against a non-VOW
type Real Estate brokerage, that simply wishes to attract new business as a result
of being identified as a: «discount
broker»?
It is time that
brokers such as Mr. Burns from Goliath ‑ sized brokerages stopped targeting smaller David ‑ sized brokerages with these
types of malicious comments.
Coldwell Banker Village Green Realty v. Pillsworth (32 A.D. 3rd 568 [3rd Dept.]-RRB-- Order
of the Supreme Court granting
broker's motion for summary judgment affirmed; in the absence
of an agreement to the contrary, the
broker's right to a commission is not contingent upon performance
of the underlying real estate contract, receipt by the seller
of the sale price, transfer
of title, or even a formal execution
of a legally enforceable sales contract; seller could not utilize the provisions
of a subsequently executed sales contract wherein seller agreed to pay
broker's commission «if and when title closes» as a bootstrap to avoid her obligation to the
broker under the clear and unambiguous provisions
of the listing agreement as
such language was contained in the contract
of sale prepared by counsel and to which
broker was not a party; provisions in listing agreement that seller would accept a binder or purchase contract contingent upon purchaser's ability to obtain conventional financing and provided any other contingencies in the binder or purchase agreement are acceptable to the seller speak only to the
type of purchase offer that seller was obligated to accept and does not alter or otherwise qualify
broker's right to a commission
Phufas v. Cornerstone New York Muni Fund, Inc. (9 A.D. 3d 323)-
broker's causes
of action for commission dismissed where the unambiguous language
of the brokerage agreement provided for a commission only in the event
of sale; taking
of the premises by condemnation was not an event that triggered the right to a commission;
broker's cause
of action to recover in quantum meruit for services performed at seller's request to obtain clear and marketable title, resulting in a settlement and order to quiet title, reinstated as
such services are arguably separate from and not the
type generally contemplated by the brokerage agreement
Notwithstanding aragraph (1)
of this subdivison, a real estate
broker, associate
broker, real estate salesperson or team may provide telephone numbers other than that
of the brokerage in an advertisement, provided that the advertisement clearly identifies the
type of such other telephone number as desk, home, cell phone, or otherwise.
Participants may select the listings they choose to display on their through IDX sites based only on objective criteria including, but not limited to, factors
such as geography or location («uptown,» «downtown,» etc.), list price,
type of property (e.g., condominiums, cooperatives, single - family detached, multi-family), cooperative compensation offered by listing
brokers,
type of listing (e.g., exclusive right - to - sell or exclusive agency), or the level
of service being provided by the listing firm.
Participants may select the IDX listings they choose to display based only on objective criteria including, but not limited to, factors
such as geography or location («uptown», «downtown», etc.), list price,
type of property (e.g., condominiums, cooperatives, single family detached, multi-family), cooperative compensation offered by listing
brokers,
type of listing (e.g., exclusive right - to - sell or exclusive agency), or the level
of service provided by the listing firm.