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working out endowment payouts???
gwazi999
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Hi. Not sure if I am in the right place but it is about an endowment insurance but not linked to a house or property. It is due to mature in April next year but I wondered how payment on these things are worked out. It says with profits but not sure what that means or even if it means anything these days. Is there a way of calculating the final outcome and payment on surrender or are we to take what they offer on trust of value. Thanks
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The guaranteed value is the guaranteed basic sum plus all bonuses added to date providing you keep paying the premium until the maturity date.Hi. Not sure if I am in the right place but it is about an endowment insurance but not linked to a house or property. It is due to mature in April next year but I wondered how payment on these things are worked out. It says with profits but not sure what that means or even if it means anything these days. Is there a way of calculating the final outcome and payment on surrender or are we to take what they offer on trust of value. Thanks
If you ask the company for a surrender value that will tell you what it's really worth. If that figure is more than the guaranteed value, that means that your fair share of the fund is more than they have guaranteed so they will pay you a terminal bonus. The size of that terminal bonus may be higher or lower in April, depending mainly on how well the assets in the fund perform between now and then.I'm a Chartered Financial Planner and comments I make on this forum are for information only and not a personal recommendation. This forum is a good place to seek second opinions but for big financial issues in your life, there is no substitute for getting independent, impartial, and informed financial advice.0
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