The following sentences are all true:

First, the so-called "becoming a full member" of a securities company means that you enter the formal salary assessment system of the securities company, that is, the company pays wages according to its subordinate employees. They are formal employees in name only, and the establishment is different from their counter or formal establishment. No pension, no year-end bonus. If you can't finish the task, you can still get rid of you at any time. The concept of "becoming a full member" here is completely different from the concept of entering the official establishment of state-owned enterprises or civil servants.

Second, generally speaking, if you leave, the assets you pulled for the securities company will be confiscated. Why does it have to give you a handling fee? Because the company does not send a sum of money, it has to go through financial calculation. Technically, you are not their employee. In what name will he give it to you? You should know that national laws do not allow securities companies to use community groups for customer marketing. If he sends it to you, it's illegal. Of course, if you have a good relationship with the company's account manager in private, you can tell the customer to hang up with him and share it privately. However, the commission enjoyed by hundreds of thousands of people is negligible.

Thirdly, as for the percentage of commission, it is not clear whether it will decrease year by year after three years, but basically many securities companies do so.