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The 5 best Bitcoin mining podcasts you should be listening to in 2020

November 14, 2019
Beau Chipman
Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency, Money Transmitter Bond, Surety Bonds

How to keep up with the latest Bitcoin mining news?

Within the last decade, Bitcoin mining has exploded in popularity. As Bitcoin mining continues to be a more competitive scene, staying informed with the latest cryptocurrency news becomes necessary. Below, we have listed the top 5 Bitcoin mining podcasts you should be listening to and stay informed.

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The top 5 Bitcoin mining podcasts. [In no particular order.]

The TraderCobb Crypto Podcast
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Craig Cobb is a well-known educator and speaker in business, cryptocurrency and trading. Thanks to his direct approach, we find this podcast enjoyable and easy to follow; even for those new to the crypto trading world. With new episodes released twice a week on average, listening to Craig is a great way to start off your mornings.

The Bad Crypto Podcast
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Despite the name of Joel Comm & Travis Wright’s podcast, The Bad Crypto Podcast is great! Listen as they shed light on Bitcoins, blockchains and everything else cryptocurrency related. Perfect for those new to the world of cryptocurrency.

Unchained
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The host of the Unchained podcast, Larua Shin, is a crypto/blockchain journalist. She was the first mainstream reporter to cover crypto assets full-time while a senior editor of Forbes. Listen in as she interviews some of the top players in the cryptocurrency space.

The Bitcoin Knowledge Podcast
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Want a better understanding of the Bitcoin industry? Subscribe to The Bitcoin Knowledge Podcast to hear Trace Mayer interview top people in the Bitcoin industry for helpful advice. As a journalist, blogger and radio host, Trace has been part of the blockchain industry for years.

What Bitcoin Did
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Join host Peter McCormack as he interviews experts in the industry of Bitcoin development, investment, privacy and adoption. Having launched the podcast in 2017, What Bitcoin Did has already reached over 100 episodes, with new episodes released twice on a weekly basis.

There you have it. The top 5 Bitcoin mining podcasts you should be listening to in 2020. Did your favorite cryptocurrency podcast make our list? What podcasts, books, blogs or videos do you suggest for those of us in the business of cryptocurrency check out? As the cryptocurrency space grows, it’s important to stay up-to-date on current news and the changing standards in the industry.

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Minnesota DWI Vehicle Forfeiture Law: Get back your car with a surety bond

September 26, 2019
Beau Chipman
Minnesota Bond, Surety Bond News, Surety Bonds
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Facebook Twitter LinkedIn How does Minnesota’s DWI vehicle forfeiture law work? If you had your vehicle impounded due to getting a DWI in Minnesota, you may be able to get back possession of your vehicle thanks to Minnesota’s DWI vehicle…

Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Acquires Surety Solutions

February 22, 2019
Beau Chipman
Insurance, Surety Bond News, Surety Bonds
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Fourteen years ago, our founder, Corban Enns began Surety Solutions with the sole purpose of creating a better experience for mortgage companies acquiring surety bonds throughout the United States. As we grew, we began to offer additional insurance products, and the types of bonds we offer expanded into new areas of business; including contractor bonds, motor vehicle dealer bonds, and court bonds just to name a few. Our team is excited to announce a new growth milestone in our journey of providing exceptional service. As of February 2019, we have joined with one of the largest brokerages in the world, Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. in our effort to expand our areas of expertise and provide greater continuity for our services.

What Is A Discharge Of Mechanic’s Lien Bond?

Mechanic’s liens are issues in favor of builders, contractors, subcontractors, or supplies who have furnished labor or materials for construction or improvement of a property.

If builders, contractors, and suppliers have not been paid, they can file a mechanic’s lien on the property as a method to ensure they get paid for their services and materials.

A mechanic’s lien attaches to the land and building. When a mechanic’s lien is issued, the property owner cannot do anything with the land or property.

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Financial Guarantee Bonds and Ice Cream: What They Have in Common

What Do Financial Guarantee Bonds Have To Do With Ice Cream?

Flavors. The common theme is flavors.

Just as the number, scope, and use of ice cream flavors has dramatically broadened over time, the number, scope, and use of surety bonds and financial guarantees has also broadened.

What Is A Financial Guarantee Bond?

The term financial guarantee bond is an umbrella term that means “the guarantee of payment or payments on a financial obligation.” Or at least this is what the term meant in the 1970’s – just like there was only vanilla ice cream at one point in time.

Since the 1970’s, the term financial guarantee bond has taken on new meaning due to a demand for bonds that arose during investment transactions.

How To Get Your License: Washington Tow Truck Endorsement

If you are interested in starting a tow truck business or being a registered tow truck operator (RTTO) in the state of Washington, you will need to receive a Washington Tow Truck License/Endorsement.

Any business that transports, impounds, or stores authorized vehicles needs this license. If your business disposes of abandoned vehicles, you will also need this license.

The Washington State Department of Licensing issues new licenses. Here’s the steps you need to take:

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How To Get A Surety Bond In Oregon

Many businesses in Oregon need a surety bond. Popular Oregon surety bonds include the following: Oregon Contractor License Bonds, Oregon BOLI Bonds, Oregon Car Dealer Bonds, and Oregon Farm Labor Contractor Bonds.

A surety bond promises you will follow through on your obligations. If you fail to follow through, someone can make a claim against your bond.

Not sure what Oregon surety bond you need? Browse our Popular Bonds page.

5 Facts About License and Permit Bonds

license and permit bonds

License and Permit Bonds are a special kind of surety bond that are required before individuals can get certain business licenses.

There are many types of License and Permit Bonds such as:

Contractor License Bonds – for contractors
Motor Vehicle Dealer Bonds – for car dealers
Collection Agency Bonds – for collection agencies
Freight Broker Bonds – for freight brokers
Money Transmitter Bond – for money transmitters
Notary Bonds – for notary publics

License and Permit Bonds protect consumers by guaranteeing the business follows rules and regulations. If a business fails to follow rules and regulations, someone can make a claim against the business’ License and Permit Bond.

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What Is Personal Indemnity?

what is personal indemnity

When you’re getting a surety bond, the surety company will ask you to sign a personal indemnity agreement. What is this indemnity agreement?

When you sign a personal indemnity agreement, you’re agreeing to take responsibility for losses that a surety company incurs on your behalf.

You can learn more about how surety bond indemnity agreements work.

Expert Interview With Ed Heine On Protecting Your Business

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If you’re a startup shopping around for insurance, the best place to begin is by going online and educating yourself on how experts in the risk industry analyze your business, says Ed Heine, managing director of the Surety Bond Department at PayneWest Insurance.

Once you’ve done your research, assess how well you are managing your company and which areas could be improved upon. Use this knowledge to develop your expectations of an agent. Finally, contact an agent that has expertise in your business.

“It can be the best free advice you receive and, when managed properly, creates a relationship that will understand your business, provide guidance as you grow and, importantly, would be there on your worst days – when things do not go well,” Ed says.