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Insurance Cover for Certificate of Deposit

kerryman10 · 2010-09-23 20:09:58

Hi everyone, I wish to apply for an auctioneer/house agents licence but need to submit a certificate of deposit/guarantee bond to the amount of €12,700. Are there any insurance companies that will cover this bond? Thanks for your help.

23-09-2010 8:09pm

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kerryman10

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Hi everyone,

I wish to apply for an auctioneer/house agents licence but need to submit a certificate of deposit/guarantee bond to the amount of €12,700.

Are there any insurance companies that will cover this bond?

Thanks for your help.

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#2 24-09-2010 9:23am

eagle_i

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Kerryman, you should check with the Irish Auctioneering Society to see what is an acceptable bond product when applying for a licence. I'm sure there are specific bond/guarantee vechiles that meet the requirements when applying for an auctioneering licence. More than likely they will have a list of providers of such products. I wouldn't expect it is as simple as putting your 12odd grand on deposit with a bank or insurance company, where you can cash it in the day after you receive your licence?

May be I am wrong and it is as simple as that??

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