Axa Sunlife

tazwozere

I have just got my maturity notice from axa after 15 years of paying £8 a month and i will only get £900 back. This was sold to me as a savings plan by a salesman that visited our home, it seemed like a great plan at the time so i took out 2 policies for my wife and myself. I have only got 1 of the maturity notices back as yet.
Is there any way i can appeal this daylight robbery and get more of our money back?
Any info greatly appreciated

dunstonh

Is there any way i can appeal this daylight robbery and get more of our money back?

On what grounds?

wishicouldaffordit

tazwozere wrote: »

I have just got my maturity notice from axa after 15 years of paying £8 a month and i will only get £900 back. This was sold to me as a savings plan by a salesman that visited our home, it seemed like a great plan at the time so i took out 2 policies for my wife and myself. I have only got 1 of the maturity notices back as yet.
Is there any way i can appeal this daylight robbery and get more of our money back?
Any info greatly appreciated

I will send you a pm with the letter to send them

dunstonh

I will send you a pm with the letter to send them

If the template letter is the one that is used for everyone else on this thread then it wont apply. Its different circumstances. Plus, how can you tell what letter to use when the poster hasnt given any indication of mis-sale?

castle96

get your own back (if over 50). Take out their 'over 50 plan', £6 direct debit, get a £100 tv, £50 M&S vouchers as free gift, wait for gift, cancel DDM, wait a bit, do another, ...anon...

leadhead

castle96 wrote: »

get your own back (if over 50). Take out their 'over 50 plan', £6 direct debit, get a £100 tv, £50 M&S vouchers as free gift, wait for gift, cancel DDM, wait a bit, do another, ...anon...

Have u seen the recently added clause....

"The right is reserved to not supply a gift to anybody who has already cancelled a guaranteed over 50's type policy provided by AXA Sun Life or has had such a policy cancelled."

So maybe you've now been rumbled........maybe you should have taken a few out at the same time(for other people).......................lol

castle96

that clause is not in my recently received postal app. form (though may be in the on line one). It should be though...

butlinsmum

I took out a Bonus Cashbuilder in January 1999 starting at £30 per month with maturity due Jan 2014. My policy was obviously taken out in a period the FSA ruling doesn't apply to so what are my best options now?

butlinsmum

pr33tz

Hi, my parents took out a policy in 2002 for me me into which I paid £50 a month for the 1st year, £60 for the 2nd year etc until it reached £100 a month which I'm currently paying now. I've paid around £6.5k into is so far.

Is there any way of cancelling it without losing any of the money I've paid in? If not, how much of it am I likely to lose?

Thanks in advance.

butlinsmum

I just checked today and my policy is worth more than I have paid in so I'm not sure what to do now!?

butlinsmum x