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Aviva reattribution - advice please
spaghettilegs
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Hi
This is my first post on this forum, so hopefully I'm in the right place!
I have a small endowment (£8500) which still has over 10 years to run. It was originally linked to a mortgage that I no longer have, so I reduced payments to the absolute minimum. I have been offered an incentive payment of £200 but am unsure whether to accept this.
Any advice would be gratefully received as, despite reading the literature Aviva sent me, I am still as confused!
Thanks in advance
This is my first post on this forum, so hopefully I'm in the right place!
I have a small endowment (£8500) which still has over 10 years to run. It was originally linked to a mortgage that I no longer have, so I reduced payments to the absolute minimum. I have been offered an incentive payment of £200 but am unsure whether to accept this.
Any advice would be gratefully received as, despite reading the literature Aviva sent me, I am still as confused!
Thanks in advance
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For most people the advice is take the money.
If you are certain to want to the hold the policy until the end, then there is a small chance that if you don't take the money now, you will be entitled to a reattribution at a later date which may (or may not) be more than is currently offered.
However it's been a long a painful process for NU so it's unlikely one they'll want to repeat in a hurry. I wouldn't expect them to do anything much for another 10 years+ particularly if the majority of people choose to take their reattribution.
Personally I think it's a choice between the money now, or nothing. For me it's a no brainer, and gives me more options over what to do with the endowments.
HTH - Rufus.0 -
Thanks for taking the time to reply to me, Rufus. Much appreciated.
Lynn0
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