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  • How to Obtain Surety Bail Insurance

    Anyone who operates a bail bond company is usually required to obtain surety bail insurance in order to stay in operation. A bond company is not required to obtain this insurance if it can prove...

  • How to Insure and Bond a Business

    Protecting a business from unforeseen lawsuits and damages is as easy as purchasing the right mix of insurance products. From general liability insurance to crime policies to protect against...

  • What Is the Definition of a Performance Bond?

    This article outlines the definition of a performance bond and how it works.

  • How to Get Bonded for House Cleaning

    When it comes to becoming bonded, there are two types of bond insurance that make sense for the house cleaner: the surety bond and fidelity insurance (also known as employee dishonesty or a crime...

  • What Is Bonding Insurance?

    Bonding insurance, often simply called "bonding," is a way of insuring against loss caused by a lack of competence or by fraud or dishonesty. People who carry this type of insurance are referred...

  • What Is a Mortgage Surety Bond?

    State require mortgage brokerages to obtain licenses before they can conduct business. As a prerequisite for that license, many states require a mortgage surety bond, also called a mortgage...

  • What Is a Performance Bond in Construction?

    Construction can be a risky investment, but by requiring a performance bond from the general contractor, the project owner can increase the likelihood of successful project completion. A...

  • How to Buy Surety Bonds

    If your business bids on a government contract or even on many private contracts, you may be asked to put up what is known as a surety bond. This is a bond that insures you will perform the work...

  • What is a Surety Bail Bond?

    Surety bonds are used in any situation where an agent guarantees that a party (person or corporate entity) will perform in a certain way or complete and action to a third party's satisfaction....

  • Who Is Liable for a Bail Bond?

    When a person is arrested on suspicion of committing a crime, he is taken into custody and booked into jail until he posts a bond that will temporarily release him from custody. The judge who...

  • How to Get a Mortgage Broker Bond

    A mortgage broker is an intermediary who finds mortgage loans at the best rates on behalf of a customer. In most states, a mortgage broker must be licensed by the state and carry insurance, in...

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