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A surety bond is an agreement between three parties in which one party guarantees that a second party will fulfill a promise to the third party.
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Finance allah shmoop What is a surety bond Think sure
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It t like certainty Remember when you were a kid
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at summer camp and had to pony up a buck
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to prove your heavy roller status at friday night's poker
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game And then there was a buddy who promised to
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pay more than that if you lost more than your
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buck Well surety bonds air kind of like that We
- 00:25
repeat kind of a surety bond is an agreement between
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three parties One party guarantees that a second party will
- 00:32
fulfil a promise to the third party For example one
- 00:35
signer might guarantee that a small business will honor a
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government contract That is that small business will have to
- 00:42
go borrow a whole bunch of money to go build
- 00:44
a bunch of fence wire stuff for the government that
- 00:46
they would need somewhere in the south And then some
- 00:49
bigger contractor would guarantee that that small business will in
- 00:54
fact perform on the contract If the small business doesn't
- 00:57
perform the contract like as guaranteed building whatever fencing materials
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and the government wanted to build will the person who
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signed on their behalf would likely have to either pay
- 01:07
up or build the fence themselves The big guy i
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either guarantor gives the little guy the principal surety in
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delivering the contract to whoever wants it toe happen A
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k a The oblige g remember that song about the
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government there yet oblige E ope elijah Life goes on
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Sorry we're done anyway all the parties involved bond with
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certainty the delivery of whatever product or service that surety
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bond is standing behind So yeah that's what it is 00:01:36.669 --> [endTime] And don't call us surety
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