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Friends Provident Endowment
Moby
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I was sold a Friends Provident Endowment in 1995 as part of a mortgage. I changed to a repayment mortgage years ago so no problems there....but I need advice as to whether to continue with this endowment as a savings plan, cash it in or try and sell it and buy National Savings certificates for example. I've been paying in £51 a month since May 1995. Its a Unit Linked fund, present gross value is £10 962, current cash value is £11 300 and the target end date is May 2020. Its 50% managed and 50% with profit. Projected value at end date is 4% £21 700, 6% £24 400 and 8% £29 100. Although growth has been atrocious.....it does seem to have improved recently!
Any advice as to what to do with it gratefully received!
Any advice as to what to do with it gratefully received!
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