Surety Bonds Are A Simple Way to Cover Your Assets

November 27, 2009

With unemployment high, retirement numbers growing and more and more people chasing their dreams, new businesses a popping up everyday. Many of these new businesses offer speciality services that may sound ideal for a consumer. But because these companies are new, they have no researchable track record. The best way to protect yourself when dealing with these new businesses, is to make sure the company has a surety bond. Take for example my friend Jim. Jim is a fifty year old accountant who has been recently downsized. For the past 28 years, he has been a successful, reliable numbers cruncher. But ever since he was a teen, Jim has had a passion and a knack for electronics. After being downsized, Jim decided to pursue his passion. He registered his company, got a surety bond and took an ad in the local newspaper.

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