Sentence examples for experienced broker from inspiring English sources

Before cancelling your life insurance policy, you should contact an experienced broker to ask any questions you may have about your decision to cancel.

Every experienced broker has seen deals crater because of attorneys not sufficiently grounded in New York issues".

But an experienced broker who can help assemble a team to deal with zoning issues and expedite paperwork can make the undertaking less daunting.

An experienced broker can help you figure out your priorities (H.M.O.? P.P.O.? high-deductible plan?) and explain what is available in your locale.

Alan Rosenbaum, the chief executive of the Guardhill Financial Corporation, a mortgage broker in Manhattan, seems to contradict Mr. Garmaise's findings: an experienced broker, he says he has had only one failed loan in 17 years.

George Weidenfeld, like Prince Rupert Lowenstein, financial adviser to the Rolling Stones, is an experienced broker, dealing, on the one hand, with certain useful remnants of traditional authority (authority with the power to inhibit) and, on the other, with the custodians of contemporary power.

None of these findings, however, suggest that borrowers should avoid experienced brokers, or those who make loans for distant banks.

A second type of closing costs — government recording fees and taxes — varies by state, but experienced brokers and lenders can precisely calculate those costs.

Unlike day-trading houses that cater to ordinary investors, Carlin generally welcomes only experienced brokers or traders, most of whom are seasoned Wall Street professionals.

Last week rumors circulated that Morgan Stanley would lay off thousands of workers; the company responded by saying it's actually hiring 2,500 new financial advisers this year and is recruiting experienced brokers.

Most new brokers take internships or shadow experienced brokers for six to nine months before working independently.