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  • rothers
    rothers Posts: 244 Forumite
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    Ed, my surrender values are £16,142.45 and £4218.30. The guaranteed minimums at the end of the term are £43,449.13 and £13,346.16.

    Does this change anything or do you think that I should be fine for now?

    Thanks
  • I reckon, assuming a £90K loan, it would now be about £67K if it had been on a repayment basis throughout.

    So you would have paid about £23K off.

    If you surrender the policies now you will get £20,300, leaving £2,700 difference - ignoring any difference in costs.

    The policy seems broadly on target but, as others have said, it is not possible to tell.
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