CHOOSING A BROKER

Abstract

Two of the most frequently asked questions in my “Introduction to Investments” classes at Brown University's adult education division are: How do I find a broker and how much money do I need to start investing? Two other questions which are not asked but should be are: How do you work with a broker and how can you evaluate a broker? The first two items are central concerns for a new investor, and the latter two are also relevant to the more experienced investor who may be dissatisfied with, or at least confused about, the nature of a new brokerage relationship.

Citation

Butterworth, V. (1990), "CHOOSING A BROKER", The Bottom Line, Vol. 3 No. 2, pp. 43-44. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb025233

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