Have you sold a life ins policy?
Nov 14th 2005, 1:41 am
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Have you sold a life ins policy?
If anyone has recently sold a life ins/savings policy instead of just cashing it in, can you enlighten me as to how much more than the surrender value you got?
I have a Norwich Union with-profits savings policy that's been running since about '91, due to mature in 2035 and wondered if it was worth the wait for a quote from various companies vs less hassle of just cashing it in.
Ta.
I have a Norwich Union with-profits savings policy that's been running since about '91, due to mature in 2035 and wondered if it was worth the wait for a quote from various companies vs less hassle of just cashing it in.
Ta.
Nov 14th 2005, 5:39 am
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Re: Have you sold a life ins policy?
Originally Posted by ukemigrant
If anyone has recently sold a life ins/savings policy instead of just cashing it in, can you enlighten me as to how much more than the surrender value you got?
I have a Norwich Union with-profits savings policy that's been running since about '91, due to mature in 2035 and wondered if it was worth the wait for a quote from various companies vs less hassle of just cashing it in.
Ta.
I have a Norwich Union with-profits savings policy that's been running since about '91, due to mature in 2035 and wondered if it was worth the wait for a quote from various companies vs less hassle of just cashing it in.
Ta.
With 30 years to go it will not be so attractive. I would get the surrender value first, that would be the easy bit and it would give you an idea of whether the numbers would be a big enough issue.
http://www.traded-endowment-policy.co.uk/
Loads more.
Nov 14th 2005, 10:22 am
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Re: Have you sold a life ins policy?
Originally Posted by Boiler
44 years?
With 30 years to go it will not be so attractive. I would get the surrender value first, that would be the easy bit and it would give you an idea of whether the numbers would be a big enough issue.
http://www.traded-endowment-policy.co.uk/
Loads more.
With 30 years to go it will not be so attractive. I would get the surrender value first, that would be the easy bit and it would give you an idea of whether the numbers would be a big enough issue.
http://www.traded-endowment-policy.co.uk/
Loads more.
Cheers.
