What type of broker makes the most money??

stockbroker, realestate broker, investment broker, etc.

which one makes the most and how much do they get paid?

also what education is required to become one?

my husband is a mortage broker. he has little to no college, and was a high school drop out. he makes 3-5% on each mortgage that comes through his door. that means that on a $1,000,000 mortgage he can make upwards of $50,000. He has his own business and makes anywhere from $700,000-$2,000,000 a year.

oh yea.. to become one- you need to pass an exam, and get licensed in the states that you wish to sell mortgages.

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