A financial advisor who receives some or all of his or her compensation from commissions generated when a client buys or sells a financial product is said to be

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A financial advisor who earns compensation through commissions from buying or selling financial products is referred to as commission-based. This contrasts with fee-only advisors, who charge clients directly for their services, and fee-based advisors, who may receive both fees from clients and commissions from selling products.

A Financial Advisor Who Receives Some or All of His