Endowment
Endowment
If you are looking to get rid of your endowment policy, instead of settling for the endowment surrender value offered to you by your insurance company, you should look at selling it.
There are plenty of investors who see endowments as a desirable asset due to their non-income producing nature and partially guaranteed return. Our selling endowment service can put you in touch with these endowment buyers and help you get a better deal for your endowment policy.
Not all endowments are suitable for selling on the second hand market - generally only traditional with profit policies that are at least five years old- but our brokers are experts in selling endowment policies, and will be able to help you find out if an offer can be made on your endowment; all you need to do is:
- Enter your endowment details into our simple online quote system.
- You will be contacted by specialist endowment brokers who will let you know whether or not an offer can be made for your endowment policy
- If an offer can be made, you will receive confirmation of that offer by post as well as information about the steps needed to complete the sale.
If, however, you feel that the risks associated with your endowment mortgage were not fully explained to you at the time you took it out, you may have been a one of millions of people that were mis-sold endowment policies, in which case you can make an endowment complaint.
The FSA estimates that as many as 4million people may have been mis-sold endowment policies, mostly by being misled into thinking their endowment was guaranteed to pay off their mortgage; if this sounds familiar, you can do something about it. We work with a specialist claims company who work on a no win no fee basis to try and get you the compensation you deserve, by:
- Obtaining the necessary records and assessing the value of your claim
- Liaising with your endowment provider and the FSA
- Negotiating the highest possible amount and chasing your money
Our endowment complaint service is no win no fee, and our endowment selling service is no obligation - even if you are made an offer you don't have to take it, so what have you got to lose?