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hum240
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hi all
first time poster i have a standard life endowment and thinking of cashing in and pay the £42 to my mortgagetop up between £880 and £1 320
homeplan 9/1/1995 9/1/2020
sum assured £28000
£42.12 per month
unit value £7 242.12
final bonus £1 246.50
total £8 498.62
£15 700 £18 400 £21 600 total still to pay £5 644.08
ltop up £880 up to £1 320
first time poster i have a standard life endowment and thinking of cashing in and pay the £42 to my mortgagetop up between £880 and £1 320
homeplan 9/1/1995 9/1/2020
sum assured £28000
£42.12 per month
unit value £7 242.12
final bonus £1 246.50
total £8 498.62
£15 700 £18 400 £21 600 total still to pay £5 644.08
ltop up £880 up to £1 320
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this is the most up to date i got from them yesterday
this is the surrender value0 -
i am on a tracker with the nationwide 4.78% from nov
my current deal runs out aug 2009
i am on part repayment / interest only
£39 000 mortgage £18 000 on interest only
i would like full repayment if the endowment is not worth keeping
i am not worried about the life cover0 -
£15 700 £18 400 £21 600
if you cashed in the policy and used the lump sum to reduce the loan, also increasing the payments by the amount of the endowment premium, at maturity you would end up with 23,006, which beats all their forecasts at no risk and thus looks like the way to go.
It may be cheaper to use the money (and any other "top-up" money) to overpay the I/O part of the mortgage.Trying to keep it simple...0 -
go a meeting next week with the nationwide
don"t know if i can pay the money b 4 my deal runs out0
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