I wish to work as a independant dealer/broker and not as fulltime employee with the sponsorer.Are there investment firms ready to do this? I live in CT state.
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you have to be hired by some firm.
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open and CFD (High leverage) account with stock broker and do trading and earn money.
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I've been a health insurance broker for about 20 years.  Brokers in almost all US states get paid commissions that do not affect the cost of their clients' policies.  This is due to state regulations.\n\nIn another words, the policy costs the same whether the client buys from the broker or from the company.\n\nCommissions are usually a percentage of the monthly premium the client pays.  I work with all the Connecticut non-group health insurance companies and the percentage ranges from 7% to 25%.  One company pays a flat fee of $17 per month per contract.  \n\nThe companies that pay higher first year commissions ususally pay less in the second and subsequent years than they do in the first year.\n\nIt is a good business, but it is a lot of work.  You get a lot of technical questions so you have to know your stuff.  Also there are no big commission cases at least not if you focus on individual sales like I do.  However, every month or every quarter, you will cash slightly bigger checks.  Eventually you wil have a good income if you work at it.\n\nIf you are planning to come into the business, good luck (unless you are planning to compete with me in Connecticut - just kidding there are plenty of clients to go around).  Study hard; work hard; work with integrity and you will gain many new clients and friends.\n\nIf you want to find out more about me visit my website.  See below:
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8.  I know a person who did a similar thing here in Columbus,  Ohio.  He made around 100,000.00 a year and basically just setup these small medium type biz.  I say give it a go.  It seems that with your credentials you have enough knowledge to sell yourself.  I know of another guy in texas who also owns a consulting firm.  It's woth the effort if you no longer want to work under a company,  but with a company.
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The fact that you use the word "invest" in the same sentence as "work from home" is a danger flag!  Never send anyone you don't know any money for any such scheme!\n\nHow do you know if it's a scam?  Easy!\n\nIt's always a scam!!\n\nHere's what consumer advocate and expert Clark Howard says about the subject:\n\n"The bottom line is that you make money doing something you already know how to do. You set up a business by making phone calls, networking and getting your name out, often times using your current or past employers. Paying money up front should never occur! If they tell you to pay $30 or $60 for all of the supplies, it's likely you won't get anything but some more ads from the company. You get into the system with an employer first and then you work up to working from home – not the other way around. You find work the same way you would if you were interviewing for a work-in-the-office job. There are skills you have that you may be able to use in an entrepreneurial fashion from home. You can save a lot of money starting a business from home. So, think about that instead of thinking it will all be provided for you in a kit."
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Yes, you can. Be aware that your current broker will likely charge you an account termination fee.
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If you incorporated, did you issue shares?  if yes how many to each?  What is your title in the corporation and what is his?\n\nYour incorporation papers should spell out your titles/duties\n\nIf not, draw up a list of what you will do and what he will do and make it an addendum to the incorporation papers.\n\nThen, \n\nYour wife is right, as the laborer , you should be paid for time spent on each job at fair market rates.   If you worked for a Harley Dealership fixing bikes, what would they pay you per hour?  That is your pre profit pay to yourself.\n\nThen determine his exact investment versus value of the business.  If he bought in for $10k and the business, if you sold it tomorrow is worth $30k then he is 33% owner and you are 67% owner and that is how profits at end of each month/quarter are split until the status or ratio of work to investment changes.
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check Schwab.com , Fidelity.com, Vanguard.com, Ameritrade.com, ETrade.com, Scottrade.com, Tradeking.com\n\nthey allow offer other firms funds to some degree, some without extra charges.
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It depends on your broker and what he does with your positions.  This is probably something you should have discussed before creating the account.\n\nI think Hotspot and the CME do it correctly.  I'm not sure about the middleman exchanges.
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Couple of issues.\n\n1. If you are aproaching these companies as an individual and they're wanting a company to "back you up", I would strongly suggest you either set yourself up with a business lic. under a fictitious name. This can be done through your county. The other alternative would be to set up a corporation through your state or a different state, Nevada being a popular choice. The corporation would give you tax benefits and personal asset protection but is more complicated and costly.\n\n2. Economies of scale. If you are importing 10 units per month the companies you aproach are importing 1000 units per month greatly lowering their cost.\n\nSuggestions:\n\n1. Try ebay you might be surprised at the results.\n\n2. Attend trade shows specificly related to the product you are selling.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nPS. ignore my spelling.\n\nRascal
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Very complete source for every & @ll legal procedures; i liked what i briefly saw. (fyi) you may go directly to State Dept to start filing your Limited Liability Partnership,[at least here in my jurisdiction]co. even w/out notarizing, but if you want to make it that way, perfect; You may also consider an Incorporation since the benefits are extent on behalf of both partties-you as a service/professional provider or licitator and clients/co's that contracts you; If you incorporate and your customers dissagree and start any litigation for insatisfaction against you as resident agent[official incorporator] your private assets  / properties, house, land, personal vehicles won't be in risk, only the assets under corporation will be the ones to respond. Plus you will have higher financial rate when incorporated since corporation acquires its own juridical personality-versus you as an individual in a  Limited Society-partnership.
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It depends on the state in which you want to originate loans.  Here in Minnesota you are not required to have any formal training or licensing to work for a mortgage broker and originate loans.  If you want to own a mortgage company or you want to get paid as an independent contractor (if your broker allows it, mine does) you must apply and pay for a MN State Origination License.  Pay the fee and you are good to go
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There are several questions you will need to consider.\n\n1.   What type of company (Mutual or Corporation)\n2.  How much starting capital do you have.  There are minimum requirements that vary by state.\n3.  What state do you want to write in?\n\nCheck the appropriate Department of Insurance web site for the licensing requirements.
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Remember that recommending stocks is a highly regulated industry and comes with a huge amount of legal and financial liability.  You cannot just become a broker without having the appropriate capital, licenses, exchange seat, personnel, hardware and knowledge.  \n\nI fear that your naivite means that you have not researched this too well. I warn you to not be so cavalier in your approach as it can cost you everything.\n\nIf you are serious about becoming a "broker", perhaps there may be an alternative. If your country's regulations permit, it may be worthwhile to become a sub-broker or "remiser" - which allows you to act as a broker with some benefits of having the infrastructure of a bank behind you.  If you live in the US, you are SOL.
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I just got into a bussiness of networking power for a company in Dallas Tx. It has really good potential to make a large amount of money for somebody interested in this type of work. You need to be living in Texas, Georgia or New York to do this bussiness at this time but will be gathering more states in time.
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CHECK OUT BELOW TO BECOME STOCK BROKER :\n\n- A stockbroker invests in the stock market for individuals or corporations. Only members of the stock exchange can conduct transactions, so whenever individuals or corporations want to buy or sell stocks they must go through a brokerage house. Stockbrokers often advise and counsel their clients on appropriate investments. Brokers explain the workings of the stock exchange to their clients and gather information from them about their needs and financial ability, and then determine the best investments for them. The broker then sends the order out to the floor of the securities exchange by computer or by phone. When the transaction has been made, the broker supplies the client with the price. The buyer pays for the stock and the broker transfers the title of the stock to the client and performs clearing and settlement procedures. The beginning stockbroker’s first priority is learning the market. One broker said, “First you have to decide whether you have an interest in the stock market. This will determine how well you’ll do. If you’re just interested in making money you won’t get very far.” Stockbrokers spend their time in a fast-paced office, usually working from nine to five, unless they are just starting out or have to meet with clients. The new broker spends many hours on the phone building up a client base. Sometimes brokers teach financial education classes to expose themselves to potential investors who may then become their clients.\n\n- A college degree is not required, but most brokers have one. Brokers have to be licensed. A license is obtained by passing the General Securities Registered Representative Examination and, in many cases, posting a bond. Individuals may take this test after they have been employed by a brokerage firm for four months. Firms use these four months as an on-the-job training period to prepare their workers for the test. Many states also require the candidate to take the Uniform Securities Agents State Law Examination. These tests are designed to ensure the candidate’s knowledge of all aspects of the stock market. After passing these tests, an individual is considered a trainee. While working full time, he takes classes and trains for up to two years. Employees are expected to take training courses throughout their careers to keep abreast of developments in the field. Those with prior work experience have the greatest opportunities for becoming a stock broker. Few people become brokers straight out of college. Most employers seek applicants who have already succeeded in other fields, such as insurance sales. If you know your interests lie in the market, study economics, finances, computers, and business management in college. Many employers view ambition as the most important quality a candidate can possess.\n\n- The sales aspects and the need to build up a client base are similar for stock brokers and insurance and real estate agents. Financial planners create and execute financial plans for people or businesses. They ascertain their clients’ needs, resources and goals and use this information to draw up a financial plan that suits the individual or the company. Traders are the people you see in the movies yelling on the chaotic floor of the stock exchange. They perform the actual exchanges. \n\n- All the best.\n--------------
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I've tried many so called "opportunities" in the past in which I had to pay money to get involved only to find out that I had to give more money to stay involved.\n\nI have been involved with this company about a month and I like it very much. There are NO sign-on, enrollment, maintenance, or other hidden fees at all. That's very impressive to me. I finally found a company that gives you free enrollment, free website, free accounting software, and free support.\n\nIf your interested in this rare opportunity, please e-mail me and I will set you up today and you can start your business today.