Florida Insurance Licensing Practice Exam

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Insurance is considered a two-party contract, Surety Bonds are considered

not a contract
also a two-party contract
a three-party contract
final payments

The correct answer is: a three-party contract

Surety Bonds are contracts that involve three parties the principal (who needs to complete a task), the obligee (who demands that it be completed), and the surety (who promises to fulfill the obligation if the principal fails to do so). Therefore, surety bonds are a type of three-party contract, which is different from a two-party contract like insurance. Option A is incorrect because a surety bond is a type of contract. Option B is incorrect because surety bonds involve three parties, not two. Option D might seem tempting as surety bonds often involve payments, but it does not accurately describe the nature of the contract.