Surety Solutions, A Gallagher Company

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We have financing options for individuals who need help paying for their bond. Generally, the bond premium needs to be over $1,000 for you to qualify for financing. #bonds

The length of time from application to issuance will vary depending on the type of bond. Many bonds can be approved instantly online upon completion of an online application! #bonds #suretybonds

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A Telemarketing Bond (also known as a Telemarketer Bond or Phone Solicitor Bond) is a type of surety bond that is often required of call centers before they can get licensed and legally start making call into a specific state.

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Season’s Greetings and Happy Holidays from the entire Surety Solutions and Gallagher family! Our office will be closed Monday, December 25th, and Monday, January 1st, in observance of the Christmas and New Year’s Day holidays. #suretybonds #happyholidays #officeclosure

The surety requires your spouse’s indemnity signature to ensure you don’t move assets over to him or her if they have to collect from you due to a payout on a claim. #bonds #suretybonds

Contractors working sticks and bricks construction projects typically require a contract bond. These are smaller project. Basically, sticks and bricks projects fall under the “contract” category in the surety industry. In need of a contractors bond? loom.ly/pg73Ao0

We're always aiming to make the process easier and convenient for our customers. If you are in the need a bond or have questions we are here to help. #suretybonds #bonds

A Motor Vehicle Dealer Bond (also known as an Auto Dealer Bond or Car Dealer Bond) is a type of surety bond that protects your customers. If you fail to fulfill your obligations or follow rules and regulations, someone can make a claim against your bond.

On Thursday, November 23rd, and Friday the 24th, Gallagher offices including Surety Solutions will be closed in observance of Thanksgiving. We will resume normal business hours on Monday the 27th. Happy Thanksgiving! To submit a request: loom.ly/DZXXsJs

Surety bonds and insurance are two very different means of protection. Insurance protects the person who buys the insurance. Surety bonds, though, do not protect the person who buys the bond. Instead, they protect the obligee, the person who requires the bond.

If you’re in public office and have a fiduciary role, meaning you have a fiscal responsibility with the constituents (such as a treasury), you may need a bond. What the bond does is protect the assets you steward.

Here are the steps to get a surety bond: 1. Submit an application 2. An underwriter will evaluate your risk and determine your bond rate 3. View quotes 4. Sign indemnity agreement 5. Pay for bond More details here and how to submit an application: loom.ly/UzX6K3I

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Yes, yes you can! But your credit score will affect the percent you pay on the total amount of your bond. If you want to know what this may look like for you we will be happy to help!

Before you apply for a surety bond, you may want to know how much you can expect to pay annually. You can expect to pay between 1-15% of your bond amount annually. However, there are many factors that can influence your quote. #suretybond #licensing suretysolutions.com/suretynews/how…

The majority of bond types available fall under commercial bonds. These types of bonds function as a guarantee you will obey the terms of a contract agreement.