Compensation you pay to stockbrokers, financial advisors and insurance agents when buying investments and insurance. Commissions are typically a percentage of the amount you are investing. Commissions can range from zero to “2 and 20” (a 2% one-time commission plus 20% of the profits). With some products, you pay commissions annually; with others, you pay a commission when you sell rather than when you buy. See Fees
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