Crusader Endowment
Crusader Endowment
You could get more money selling your Crusader endowment policy than surrendering it back. Many people who want to get rid of an endowment policy decide to surrender it, because the insurance company offers a certain amount for it, and because endowments have had such a bad reputation, it is easy to think that this is the best you are going to get, but actually, there is a market for secondhand endowments.
If you decide to sell your Crusader endowment on, rather than surrendering it, you could find you get up to 45 per cent more, but remember, you will no longer have the life cover it provided, so you may want to look at alterative life insurance. Our endowment selling service could help you:
- Get together the full policy documents for your Crusader endowment
- Submit your endowment details via our online quote system
- An endowment specialist will look at your details and contact you within 48 hours to tell you whether or not an offer can be made
- If you are offered a price for your Crusader endowment, you will receive a letter confirming the details and the next steps that need to be taken
- If you are not happy with the quote for your Crusader endowment, there is absolutely no obligation to sell, so you have nothing to lose!
You should be aware that not all endowments are suitable for selling on the second hand market and generally only those traditional with profit policies that are at least five years old will be saleable. Fill in our online form to find out how much you good get for your Crusader endowment.
Alternatively, if you think you may have been missold your Crusader endowment, you can make an endowment complaint using our no win no fee service - just click on the link below.