Bonding is not insurance. If you provide service to a client, and steal from them, and are convicted of the crime, the bonding company will pay back the client for your theft. Then you must pay the bonding company back for the amount of the payment, plus interest. So, what does bonding do for you - NOTHING. For your client - insures they'll get payment if you steal from them and are convicted of it, after a couple year delay. They could take you to court instead and save the hassle - but that doesn't insure that they get paid even if they win. A: You need to go to a local, independent agent, who can get you started on the bond underwriting process.
There are literally dozens of kinds of bonds - anywhere from a notary bond, to a public official bond, then with contractors it's payment, performance and bid bonds. All these bonds do different things, taylored for a specific need or bonding requirement.
That depends on the type of business.
Bonding is a type of insurance. Essentially a bond is posted for x dollars, so that if the executor fails to do their duty or embezzles money, the bond is forfeit and used to compensate the estate.
To become licensed the type of work that requires a license needs to be specified. Bonding then is a type of insurance which assures that the work will be carried out in a professional and timely manner.
Someone seeking more information about a business insurance bond can find information on the State Farm website. Alternatively, they can contact State Farm via phone or e-mail with their request for information.
Usually, the employer will have you complete a application to a bonding company. The bonding company will do a very complete back ground check on you, to find out if you are an honest and trustworthy person, with NO criminal record. The background check will consist of speaking to previous employers, personal character references, and a computer check of the national and state records of criminal convictions. If the bonding company is satisfied with your background they will offer to "Bond" you. This means that your employer is offered a insurance coverage that will pay the employer IF you steal from them. This is usually required in jobs where you handle cash or valuables. It depends on what you need a bond for. Most insurance companies sell bonds or have companies they can work with to get bonds. Depending on the bond you need will determine underwriting guidelines and what you need to get bonded.
You can get insurance and bonding at any insurance agency that provides these services in New York. Almost every insurance agency will do both of these things.
AnswerA local insurance broker can help you get insurance and bonding, you can find them in your yellow pages, google, or can use a referral from a fellow business owner.
No, Bonding is a type of Insurance. Check with your Insurance agent.
The cost of bonding insurance depends on the amount of insurance you would like to purchase for your business. You can usually get a policy for a couple hundred dollars.
That depends on the type of business.
The insured ** simply bill it back to the company that requires the bonding by including it in your pricing to them **
Probably not - bonding is not like insurance - it's a promise to pay on your behalf witht the understanding that you will immediately repay the bonding company, and this mark against you will probably be hard to overcome. Worth a try, but provide extra time for your agent.
"Bonding" is done by private insurance companies. The only way to find this out is to contact whatever insurance companies offer "bonding services" in your state and ask.
"Bonding" is nothing more than an insurance policy sold by a private insurance company that covers very specific risks. You would have to contact a bonding company to determine if you meet their requirements.
You can apply for employment bonding at almost any insurance company. There are different amounts of bonds depending on what you need them for and what is required in the job.
This is a question that can only be answered by your employer. Bonding is supplied by PRIVATE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Just contact am insurance agent who does bonds or contact a bonding company.