Brokers Fee

Definition


Broker’s Fee (Canada, Insurance): In Canadian insurance, a broker’s fee is a charge—separate from any commission paid by insurers—that a licensed insurance broker may bill directly to a client for arranging, servicing or advising on an insurance policy. The fee compensates the broker for their expertise, time and administrative costs when the work exceeds what is already covered by the commission built into the policy’s premium. By law, the fee must be disclosed up front, set out in writing, and approved by the client before any contract is concluded.

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