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Old 12-13-2006, 02:11 PM
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I need to obtain a Guardianship bond for around $650K... do I need to have at least that amount in personal assets in order to qualify?
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Old 01-25-2007, 10:21 AM
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I need to obtain a Guardianship bond for around $650K... do I need to have at least that amount in personal assets in order to qualify?
That is a very good question, however there is not an actual formula used when considering an applicant for a bond. So the direct answer is no.

However, a bonding company will want to see that the applicant is of strong personal and financial character. Home ownership is a plus as well as some liquidity from the applicant. Personal credit will definitely be checked on and the applicant must have a strong credit history of always paying their debts on time.

All in all, it is a judgment call.
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