Public Adjuster Bond
One of the requirements for having your public adjuster license issued is purchasing a surety bond called a public adjuster bond.
Learn what this bond is, why it's required, and how to save money purchasing your bond.
Plus learn how you can potentially have your bond issued today.
- 00:09 - Public adjuster license process
- 00:24 - Video agenda
- 00:47 - What is a surety bond in general?
- 00:55 - What a surety bond holds a public adjuster accountable for?
- 01:14 - What does a public adjuster bond protect against?
- 01:36 - Examples of fraudulent actions a public adjuster can commit
- 01:58 - What is the bond amount you need to purchase?
- 02:16 - Example public adjuster bond amounts
- 02:42 - How much does a public adjuster bond cost?
- 03:03 - Surety bond pricing factors
- 03:30 - How to skip having your person credit checked and how to save money
- 03:52 - Most common prices for public adjuster bonds
- 04:05 - Examples of how public adjuster bond pricing can change
- 04:19 - Why is pricing different state to state?
- 04:44 - What are 1, 2, and 3 year bond terms?
- 05:26 - How to purchase your public adjuster bond for less
- 06:22 - Get your bond pricing today
Here are some other public adjuster resources that might help:
How Long Does It Take To Get A Surety Bond?
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What's a Surety Bond And Why Is It Required?
This short video will break down what a surety bond is so you understand why it's required and how much it will cost.
Get Your Illinois Public Adjuster License In 4 Steps
Learn how to get your Illinois public adjuster license in 4 easy steps. Plus learn about the surety bond requirement and how to pay less for it. Let's go!
How to Become a Public Adjuster
If you like helping people and have a good eye for detail, becoming a public adjuster could be a great career path for you.
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