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Split Commission

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Split commission
A commission shared between a broker and a financial adviser or other professional who brought the customer to the broker.

Split Commission
A commission that two or more people share. For example, a broker may split a commission with a friend who introduced a client to the broker as a finder's fee. Alternatively, real estate agents may split the commission on a house if one represents the buyer and the other represents the seller.

split commission
A sales fee divided among two or more people.


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