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Dec 21, 2007 7:01 pm
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great site i am thinking of becoming a FA in the new year and have a question on commison. if you are self employed and you dont charge fees how are inital and trailer commissions calculated thanks scubaicecold, I like the way you think especially after reading how you handle clients.
if you do "right" by the uncle, when he sends you a referral, they are going to be pre-disposed to trust you. ALL: Stay tuned to learn more about careers via www.justcareerchat.com (under construc but should be up in near future" maybe Feb): FA's, feel free to post there who can offer helpful/constructive info re: this re: career field although the site will cover all career fields (even morticians). :-) HNY![quote=scuba]hi folks
great site i am thinking of becoming a FA in the new year and have a question on commison. if you are self employed and you dont charge fees how are inital and trailer commissions calculated thanks scuba[/quote]Nowadays most folks use computers to calculate them.
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great site i am thinking of becoming a FA in the new year and have a question on commison. if you are self employed and you dont charge fees how are inital and trailer commissions calculated thanks scuba[/quote] You are asking the wrong question. You should be asking questions like: How can I help a lot of people and get them to buy SOMETHING from me so I will get paid? No signatures = no income, no matter HOW the commissions are calculated.[quote=skippy][quote=scuba]hi folks
great site i am thinking of becoming a FA in the new year and have a question on commison. if you are self employed and you dont charge fees how are inital and trailer commissions calculated thanks scuba[/quote] You are asking the wrong question. You should be asking questions like: How can I help a lot of people and get them to buy SOMETHING from me so I will get paid? No signatures = no income, no matter HOW the commissions are calculated.[/quote] i better expand on the question i asked i while back. i am a broker in the uk and have sold my business. i will be moving to boston in jan and plan to setup on my own once i have all the necessary exams fully completed. i would like to know if commsions in the us are calclated the same as in the uk i.e upfront commsion paid by insurance company for new biz followd by a yearly renewal for the life of the policy assuming that your not charging a fee.[quote=scuba]hi folks
great site i am thinking of becoming a FA in the new year and have a question on commison. if you are self employed and you dont charge fees how are inital and trailer commissions calculated thanks scuba[/quote] This should do it for you http://catalog.teachingsupplystore.com/10_row_abacus-p-40501.html?gclid=COW_jbyE0ZACFQINPAodMkRcWw[quote=Gaddock][quote=scuba]hi folks
great site i am thinking of becoming a FA in the new year and have a question on commison. if you are self employed and you dont charge fees how are inital and trailer commissions calculated thanks scuba[/quote] This should do it for you http://catalog.teachingsupplystore.com/10_row_abacus-p-40501.html?gclid=COW_jbyE0ZACFQINPAodMkRcWw [/quote][quote=scuba][quote=skippy][quote=scuba]hi folks
great site i am thinking of becoming a FA in the new year and have a question on commison. if you are self employed and you dont charge fees how are inital and trailer commissions calculated thanks scuba[/quote] You are asking the wrong question. You should be asking questions like: How can I help a lot of people and get them to buy SOMETHING from me so I will get paid? No signatures = no income, no matter HOW the commissions are calculated.[/quote] i better expand on the question i asked i while back. i am a broker in the uk and have sold my business. i will be moving to boston in jan and plan to setup on my own once i have all the necessary exams fully completed. i would like to know if commsions in the us are calclated the same as in the uk i.e upfront commsion paid by insurance company for new biz followd by a yearly renewal for the life of the policy assuming that your not charging a fee.[/quote]Generally the answer would be 'yes'.