brokerage
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5.8
- noun
- /ˈbroʊkərɪdʒ/
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- The investor contacted a brokerage to help her purchase shares in a tech company.
- a brokerage firm
- brokerage services
- insurance brokerage
It's very easy to transfer all the brokerage assets into an LLC.
- It's very easy to transfer all the brokerage assets into an LLC.
- But it could be the real estate brokerage holding it in their trust account.
- Which brokerage or which macro brokerage is going to build the best app?
- They say their whole tagline for this airplane brokerage is Life is short, Fly a jet.
- I wouldn't buy it on like Robin Hood because Robin Hood and all those free brokerages, they don't let you take your coins off.
- And when I did was I bought into a jet brokerage.
- Another thing is if you own stocks or securities or bonds, they are in your name and SEC prevents brokerages from trading your stocks.
- So that's, that's how I landed on Charlotte and I moved here to do commercial real estate brokerage.
- And what I did was I, I transferred my brokerage business license to a guy that essentially bought my business.
- Boom created his third income stream and today he has gone all in on real estate investment and he and his wife have created a real estate brokerage.
Examples
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At the end of the week, my brokerage account contained over two million dollars.
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I spent six years in compliance at a major brokerage firm, then three years in enforcement at the commission.
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But it could be the real estate brokerage holding it in their trust account.
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Marketing is sales, it's brokerage, it's bringing in the customer.
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We charge a brokerage fee on that as well.
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Accordingly, most retail investors who have the benefit of advice obtain it instead from brokerage firms.
Academic text (2018) -
Between us, we had eight interviews lined up with decent companies, including two brokerage houses.
Fiction book (2001) -
We find relatively little coverage by smaller investment banks and firms that focus solely on brokerage.
Academic text (2016) -
REITs are still considered somewhat specialized, so brokerage houses may look to avoid making recommendations for that market.
Academic text (2016) -
With Webster, Webster and Cohen, the biggest brokerage house in Miami.
Synonyms
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4.4
A person who buys and sells company shares for clients
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6.7
A person or company that sells goods for others for a fee
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4.1
A company that helps people buy and sell stocks and other investments for a fee
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4.3
A company that buys and sells stocks and bonds for people or companies and charges a fee
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4.5
A company that buys and sells stocks or other investments for clients
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3.5
A person or company who finds buyers for someone and gets a fee
Compounds
- Specialized
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4.1
A company that helps people buy and sell stocks and other investments for a fee
- Specialized
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4.5
A company that buys and sells stocks or other investments for clients
- Specialized
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5.5
An account with a broker where you keep money to buy and sell stocks and bonds
- Specialized
A company that buys and sells raw materials like oil or grain for clients and charges a fee
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Morphology
Etymology
Brokerage comes from broker (a person who arranges deals) plus the ending -age, which means 'business' or 'service', like in postage. So a brokerage is the business or place that arranges buying and selling, usually for a fee.