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What is a Surety Bond?

A surety bond is a three-party written agreement to guarantee compliance, payment, or performance of an act.

  • The Principal purchases the bond and agrees to perform an act as promised.
  • The Surety guarantees the principal's obligation will be performed.
  • The Obligee receives the benefit of the bond (often a government organization).

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Beyond the Score: What Items In Your Credit Report Affect Surety Bond Premiums?

In addition to the actual credit score, underwriters will evaluate past due amounts, the number of satisfied accounts, the number of unsatisfied accounts, and the presence, dates, and current status of any liens, judgments, bankruptcies, surety bond claims, and unpaid child support.

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