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About the Guarantee Company of North America
The Guarantee is a North American market leader in surety and specialty insurance. In addition to surety and specialty markets, they offer corporate, transportation, credit, and personal insurance. With over 400 employees, they offer deep knowledge and expertise in customized personal insurance.
The Guarantee is known for its responsive customer care, fair claims resolutions, innovative products, and comprehensive coverage. They have a deep team of specialists—including accountants, lawyers, appraisers, and engineers—to quickly respond to claims.
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