Articles, tagged with "surety bonds", page 5
16th December 2008
Surety bonds are a type of financial instrument that is used in many industries like construction and in legal matters. It is a contract between three or more parties that guarantees the one party will be able to satisfy its financial obligations.
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Author:
Robert Palmer
18th November 2008
Financial investments come in many shapes, sizes, colors and flavors for example surety bonds. There are so many different options available today, that sometimes it can be very difficult to discover which is the best one for you. Most everyone is looking...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
13th October 2008
Financial investing was previously only a realistic possibility for the upper crust of society, being reserved for Wall Street stockbrokers and big time banking experts. However, in today's ever changing society financial investments are available in vari...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
13th October 2008
A surety bond is a contract surrounded by the following three parties. The primary party (who will be performing a contractual obligation) is known as the principal; the obligee is the party who is the recipient of an obligation, and the surety, who ensur...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
29th September 2008
There are many different types of bonds that can be obtained, but a surety bonds is a specific type of bond that involves three different parties. The first party is the principal 'an organization or person who is being secured against default. The second...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
25th September 2008
Surety bonds and the construction industry go together very well. These bonds are utilized by contractors to minimize the risk involved with the success or failure of a particular construction project. Surety bonds are one of the best tools available to c...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
08th September 2008
Originally, only companies thought of investing in surety bonds. They realized the potential and high returns offered, considering such types of investments to be secure and profitable. Slowly, an increased number of individuals have shown their interest ...
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Author:
Kassia Macy
05th September 2008
Whilst the majority of the UK is struggling to make ends meet amid the credit crunch, there is a certain percentage of the housing market that is seemingly unaffected by the crisis as drops in prices hardly makes a difference. At the top end of the market...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
02nd September 2008
If you are not involved with Surety Bonds, there exists a high possibility that there are some sections of a Surety Bond that you do not understand completely. This article will try to give you an in-depth understanding of performance bonds.
A performa...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
02nd September 2008
Bonds are effectively the process of investing in a financial institution with the promise of receiving all of one's investment back, with interest on top of this. If a person wants to get a mortgage, then they go to a bank, receive a lump sum of money an...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
18th August 2008
There are a number of factors that contractors need to consider before obtaining surety bonds, and many different types of surety bonds available on the market. Some sureties might charge a different premium rate, resulting in savings for the contractor, ...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
17th July 2008
The surety bond market is a vast and somewhat intimidating place, especially if you are unfamiliar with the field. This article will attempt to guide you through the steps to take in order to obtain the surety which is right for your needs.
Let us firs...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
17th July 2008
A surety bond is an agreement made between three or more main parties:
? The primary/obligor who borrows money, assets from another party
? The secondary/obligee issues the loan to the obligor
? The surety ensures that the obligee receives everything...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
20th June 2008
The world of surety bonding can be an overwhelming place for individuals outside the industry. First, let?s get one of the most common misconceptions out of the way ? a surety bond is not the same as an insurance policy. Construction bonds are an agreemen...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
13th May 2008
A payment bond is a type of surety bond that guarantees monetary compensation to labourers, suppliers, and subcontractors in the event of the contractor going out of business. Payment bonds are usually issued alongside a performance bonds, which sets out ...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
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