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  • How to Get a Contractor Surety Bond

    A contractor surety bond is a bond that guarantees a construction company will complete a project as promised. There are several common types: A bid surety bond guarantees that the contractor...

  • How to apply for an Auto Dealer Surety Bond

    The current economy has increased the demand for used cars. According to CarDealerDaily.com: "Used car volume rose about 3.1 percent in the month of February." This recent increase in...

  • How to Apply for a Surety Bond if you have Bad Credit

    If you have bad credit and you require a surety bond to start a new business, or you are trying to replace your current surety bond because it is not being renewed due to credit issues, this...

  • 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...

  • Types of Liability Insurance for Contractors

    For a contractor, the threat of litigation is a real possibility. One of his employees could unintentionally cause injury or damage to another person or property at any time. Since a lawsuit could...

  • What Is Surety Insurance?

    Surety insurance is a term that refers to an individual or corporation that purchases a surety bond. A surety bond is similar to insurance in which a guarantee is provided. However, a surety bond...

  • Bond Maintenance for Contractors

    Construction bonds are a form of insurance designed to protect clients and taxpayers from the risks associated with contracting. Bonds are issued by licensed surety companies, which evaluate a...

  • What Is Bonding in Construction?

    Construction bonding is a risk management tool used to protect project owners and developers. A bond constitutes a legal guarantee that the project will be completed as expected. In instances...

  • What Is the Definition of a Performance Bond?

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

  • What Is Surety Bond Insurance?

    Surety Bond Insurance is actually a misnomer. A surety bond, though associated with insurance companies, is a line of credit. According to JW Surety Bond Consultants, a surety bond is a guarantee.

  • Purpose of Surety Bonds

    Surety bonds are generally used in construction, but can be used any time a contractor is hired to perform a service. In short, the bond offers financial protection in case the vendor does not...

  • 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 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 an Open Penalty Surety Bond?

    A surety bond is a contractual obligation where a third party guarantees that the first party will live up to the terms of an agreement with the second party, or pay a penalty. They are often...

  • 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 Bonded Contractor?

    Contractors regularly perform work with a high dollar value, and in an effort to provide the customer with monetary assurance that the job will proceed as described, the contractor purchases a...

  • What is a Corporate Surety Bond?

    Corporate surety bonds are big business, generating $3.5 billion every year. In general terms, this is the business of having a third party guarantee that a contracted party will live up to the...

  • 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....

  • How to Obtain a Commercial Surety Bond

    Surety bonds are intended to provide assurance in business situations that are perceived to be high risk. With this type of arrangement, the surety bond promises the obligee that a third...

  • What Is a Surety Bond?

    Surety bonds are like insurance: better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it. Like insurance, surety bonds put the resources of huge underwriters behind corporations or...

  • How to Obtain a Surety Bond

    Who guarantees that you will live up to your duties or obligations? When you or your firm are in competition for a big job, the company considering hiring your firm may ask for a surety bond to...

  • How Do Surety Bonds Work?

    A surety bond is an agreement between three parties to ensure that a promise is kept. A surety bond company guarantees completion of a certain legal obligation by one party to another. An example...

  • 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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