mbrcatz
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A bond doesn't mean what you think it means.
It's a guarantee from the insurance company TO A SPECIFIC ENTITY, naming their name and address, that you will do something, or not do something, and if you don't, the penalty amount named in the bond will be paid to them, by the insurance company.
So you'd have to buy a bond for EACH odd job you did. Not worth it, as minimum premium for that type of bond (which, btw, would usually only cover if you STOLE something) would be about $250.
DAMAGE caused by individuals would be LIABILITY coverage, and it wouldn't include cost to re-do your own work, if you messed up.
You can buy a bond, or liability insurance, from an insurance agent. Again, it's not what you think it is, and in your case, if you REALLY want a theft bond, you'd have to be able to personally guarantee the penalty amount. |
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you can be bonded when you are handly some one elses property.. meaning you won't leave with their money... the cost depends on how much you want to be bonded for...
for instance our group has a treasure he is bonded for $25,000.oo if he takes our money, then the bonding would pay us up to 25k. |
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