how much a bank counter teller, a (normal) bank manager, a mortage bank manager make a year ?
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Counter teller : ~ $40K\nManager : 60K - 120K depends of type of bank
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Mortgage brokers can work with employees or as the sole originator of the business.  My mom has about 15 employees, from administrators to sales assistants.  Annually the income the past few years was between 2-3  million a year.  That was the business revenue.  However the business requires offices ( 3 at one time), technical support, cable. servers, phones, equipment, suplies, postal items, alarms, service providers, state and local licensing fees, insurance, and probably 100 more expenses.    Taking that into account and the largest expense of all was a leads contract with internet companies costing over $20,000 a month.  But if you spend $20,000 and make $200,000 you have invested money to earn money.   Final incoming & outgoing expenses left about 1.5 million that was then subject to taxes. That 1.5 million was her share and the business generated more around 6 million.  It takes more work, just overseeing the business then it does selling loans.  \n The recent decline of business, made her decide to consolidate into 1 bussiness suite that still costs about $15,000 to operate and the support staff salaries are still quite high.  If you want to bring in the exrta revenue and maximize your earning potential you have to spend the money to make money.  If you provide a good envioronment to let people work, they will still always want the biggest comission split possible.  They like the executive office environment but wont like paying for it.  \n\nThe key to business success is spending money to make money.  Walmart and Nordstrom shoppers are similar to loan shoppers.  They will pay for quality or they will shop for a discount.  No one will be happy if you do not disclose reasonable estimated fees.
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sorry don't know figures but usually you get paid more it its government run like education boards rather than private run nurserys
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Most of them......\n\nI am in Banking and get more then 34K.
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like 80.per hour or less.  I know they made about $12-28 a year.
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No.\n\nThe average fulltime Realtor made $56,000 in 2004. But it is also true that:\n\n1) There is a high job turnover for new agents - which probably means they arn't making much.\n\n2) There is also a large number of part-time agents.\n\nTaking those people out of the equation, my guess (as a Realtor of 25 years) is that the average jumps to $75,000. But like in any field the top 20% make the lion's share. I would guess that the top 20% make (gross by the way) $200,000. That spread between the top 1% in the $millions per year down to $120,000.\n\nWith the bottom 20%, excluding the part-timers and the new agents, I would say the average is $10,000 and running from zero to $15,000
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It depends on the location.  In the midwest, they make around $70,000 per year starting off.
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According to the US Department of Labor:\n\nMedian annual earnings of probation officers and correctional treatment specialists in May 2004 were $39,600. The middle 50 percent earned between $31,500 and $52,100. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $26,310, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $66,660. In May 2004, median annual earnings for probation officers and correctional treatment specialists employed in State government were $39,810; those employed in local government earned $40,560. Higher wages tend to be found in urban areas.
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The field of finance is a huge field.  You could be anything from a payroll clerk or financial analyst to a finance department manager or even a CFO.\n\nIt mostly depends on what motivates you, what your own desires are and the decisions you make along the way.\n\nEntry level finance jobs could pay anywhere (shooting from the hip here) between $15 and $30 an hour, depending on the local job market.  CFO's can make $100,000 per year and up.\n\nGood luck to you.
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I worked in a bank for six years.  I started out as a teller and wound up in the commercial loan department.  Banking can teach you a lot about how the financial world works.  It is different from accounting, but still has references there.  It can teach you how to sell because you are selling products to your customer.  If you get into the commercial side, it is a lot about socializing and selling.  Plus, you learn what it takes to build credit, build businesses and the like.  You also learn how a bank truly works which can help you out in your own finances.  You learn what to look for when it comes to loans and credit cards.  You learn all of the fees that are really just a way of saying "We want more of your money."  It's not a bad job to have.  I now work in the legal field.
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$700,000,000,000 a year
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Software personnel get paid near 100k in us currency in the US. I'm talking about Software engineers even some Quality Assurance Specialist. I can sell Avon and make $5000 US in 3 months. I can design a website in 30 days for $5000. I can sell flowers on a part-time basis in a 4 month span (Valentines Day, Easter, Mother's Day, Stand by a hospital and a few churches) for $5000. Think hard about what you are worth.
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Generally no salary. Standard commisions are 6% for the sale of a house.  25% goes to the listing agent, 25% goes to the selling agent,25% goes to the listing broker, and you guessed it, 25% goes to the selling broker.  In any market, the listing agent/broker always make money, since lots of agents can sell the property you have listed.  In supply and demand, always be on the supply side in real estate.
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They assist in managing finances
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Susanne * stole my fire on this one.  Being an actuary is almost all math, and the work is challenging and useful.  Actuaries study and analyze data to come up with rates for insurance companies (health, life, auto, etc.), pension plans, business strategies, and so on.\n\nA starting actuary (with an exam or two under his or her belt) can make $30-40k per year.  A friend of mine got a job straight out of college after passing his first three exams and started at $45k.  Pass all ten SoA (Society of Actuary) exams and you could make $100-200k, annually.
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If you have to ask this on Yahoo, it is going to be rough.  Do you have millions in assets?  Certified CPA Financials for several years?  Did you check with your state banking governing body?  I know what it takes to be a mortgage banker... got to have lots going on.
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at a mortgage company they often have different offices and the person that runs the office is the branch manager. they generally help with all questions and deal with complaints.