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Thursday, July 30, 2020 Unlike when you purchase an insurance policy, a surety bond is not something you pay monthly premiums on in exchange for coverage. Instead, a surety bond is a one-time, lump sum payment that acts as an agreement between three different parties. READ MORE >>
Monday, June 29, 2020When developing a trustworthy business, you have a lot of things to think about. A welcoming working environment and fair billing practices are not the only important impressions to cultivate with your clients. You also must do the work as you promise, particularly when you have contracts that you have to follow. READ MORE >>
Monday, June 22, 2020When signing contracts with clients, you might have to buy surety bonds. They reassure clients that you will meet your contractual obligations or pay up. Contractors have choices of surety bonds. You might need to invest in several to help you meet your appropriate obligations. READ MORE >>
Thursday, May 21, 2020Surety bonds are useful but confusing, as there are many different types that each serve a different purpose. Some surety bonds may be required, but this depends both on the type of bond and the parties involved. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, January 22, 2020 Bonds are a confusing topic. There are surety bonds for various purposes, one of which is for vehicles. A title bond—also known as a "Certificate of Title Surety" — is a type of surety bond. You may need a title bond if your vehicle's title is: Missing Defective Illegible READ MORE >>
Wednesday, January 8, 2020 If your business needs a surety bond, you may be concerned about how much it will cost. Businesses already have to pay a lot to both start operations and to continue operating. Your business may or may not need a surety bond. Thankfully, even if it does, surety bonds have a one-time payment — not a recurring payment. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, December 18, 2019 Surety bonds are most simply defined as follows: Party A (the principal) promises to do a job for Party B (the obligee). And Party C (the surety) promises to reimburse Party B if Party A does not meet their promise. The surety bond is typically bought from an insurance company. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, December 11, 2019 Surety bonds have become vital to businesses of all sizes — and across many industries. They let customers hold businesses to certain performance, integrity and transparency standards — thereby maintaining accountability. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, November 20, 2019Surety refers to an agreement that makes sure that one party will receive what they are owed from the other party. The person or organization who will have to pay the debt in the event the debtor cannot make the payments is referred to as the surety or the guarantor. Here's more about how surety bonds work. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, November 6, 2019 A surety bond refers to a contract formed between three parties. The three parties are the principal, the surety, and the obligee. The purpose of a surety bond is confirmation of the surety's responsibility to ensure that the principal will behave in accordance with the bond's terms. READ MORE >>
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