Normal when endowment matures?

dunstonh

morrow56 wrote: »

As I have said before I have 2 Prudential/Scottish Amicable policies

Do you know what documentation I will need to send to Prudential when they mature early in 2010

Either the policy document or a simple lost policy document letter. You may not even need that by the time you get there.

morrow56

Thanks Dunstonh

exprog

dunstonh wrote: »

you are making a bit of a deal out of nothing.

No, I asked a question and thanked people for their (helpful) answers. Other people have sought to make a bit of a deal by pontificating on what they think other people should do. Happens a lot on this site, though only from a small number of people. It's why so many other people never ask anything.

dunstonh wrote: »

It really is a non-issue.

Apart from the time and money involved to comply with 'completely pointless' demands.

grogdog wrote: »

it was positive input, just trying to look after your blood pressure as if you are getting wound up over this i wouldnt like to see your posts on something that is an issue.

Blood pressure fine. Not wound up. Just like to check things and know what I'm doing - I'm very unlike those finance types.

morrow56 wrote: »

As I have said before I have 2 Prudential/Scottish Amicable policies

Do you know what documentation I will need to send to Prudential when they mature early in 2010

You will be pleased to know that you are dealing with a sane company (that also produces more returns than the hopeless Scottish Provident jokers). I had a policy with them that matured a bit over a year ago. They sent me a form. I signed it and returned it to them. They sent me a cheque. It's really quite simple for those few finance types with brain cells.