«As AG, Lungren was tasked with making
sure state bond offerings were accurate — «Had we come across anything contrary to pleadings we were making with the courts, we would have corrected that.»
Not exact matches
Daniel Wallick:
Sure and so municipal
bonds in particular since they affect
state and local governments, they tend to have a tax advantage.
I am not
sure what happens if one
state does not pay, aside from being shut out of the municipal
bond market.
Ask to see their license, get a copy of it, and then contact your
State's Secretary of
State to make
sure that the company has obtained and maintained the necessary license and / or
bond.
If you're hiring professional movers, make
sure they're insured,
bonded, and licensed per
state requirements.
As to a small company, closing companies are highly regulated, insured and
bonded, even if it's a one man shop, it's the title company that insures and they are approved through the
state insurance commissioner, so I suggest you just make
sure they are authorized agents of the title insurance company and if so, you really have very little risk, your checks should be disbursed the same day of closing if you close in the morning, so they can get a final clearance.
I am
sure you meant to say — Buy tax free municipal
bonds issued by the
state where you live, or, LIVE in a
state that has no personal income tax.