
It is not uncommon to have to post collateral for the bond (BMC-84) for companies that are too high of a risk to be bonded otherwise. If and when 100% collateral is required for the bond, the BMC-85 trust fund is then a better choice. However, if you can get the bond approved without collateral then it is your best option.Originally Posted by Bond Artist
Hello,
In what instances would the BMC-85 be a better option than the BMC-84 (ICC Bond)?
I couldn't agree more with PT on this. We always give contact information out to clients when the BMC-85 is the better option.
You can apply for the bond online at: JW Surety Bonds - Commercial Bond Applications
Just keep in mind that if the insurance company receives a claim against your bond, be prepared to get replacement coverage, as they are afraid of a "run" on the bond they are quick to pull the trigger on cancellation.Originally Posted by PT
It is not uncommon to have to post collateral for the bond (BMC-84) for companies that are too high of a risk to be bonded otherwise. If and when 100% collateral is required for the bond, the BMC-85 trust fund is then a better choice. However, if you can get the bond approved without collateral then it is your best option.
75% of todays freight brokers use the trust fund because they can control their own compliance.
James
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