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Bonding companies will often agree to write risks they typically would decline by requiring collateral along with the premium. This is a good solution in certain circumstances, but clients would be wise to carefully read their collateral agreements prior to signing on the 'X'.
Bonding companies look at far more than just owners' personal credit when it comes to construction bonds over $250,000. A surety wants to have confidence in their bonded contractors prior to approval. There are numerous different actions a contractor can take to instill confidence in a bonding …
Many people do not understand why they need to obtain surety bonds, let alone understand what they are. If you want to find out why you need a surety bond, you have discovered the right place. An obvious answer to this question is because it’s being required of you (by the obligee). Why is the …
When obtaining a surety bond, you must sign an agreement of personal and corporate indemnity between the owner(s) of your company and the surety who is guaranteeing the bond.