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Current bond premiums typically average 2 percent of the contract cost for even the best-qualified trade contractors, and may be substantially higher for subcontractors with short or poor track records. Similarly, allowing a bond premium to offset ordinary interest income over the debt's term (instead of taking a capital loss at maturity) ensures a symmetry between the tax law and the true economic yield. Since 1996, more than a million renters in 40 states have chosen to pay SureDeposit's one-time, lower cost surety bond premium at lease signing rather than leaving a larger cash deposit with a landlord for the length of their tenancy, a move which has helped renters retain more than$300 million of additional cash. |
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