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Cashing in with profits endowment

abankerbutnotafatcat
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I'm sure others have asked similar but i'm after any thoughts regarding my endowment.
It is a with profits in year 14 of a 25 year term. The current net surrender value is pretty much what i've put in. I no longer rely on it for repaying my mortgage.
I have need of the cash for projects in the new house and not paying the monthly payment would be good too.
Has anyone any thoughts - any things I need to consider prior to cashing my endowment in?
It is a with profits in year 14 of a 25 year term. The current net surrender value is pretty much what i've put in. I no longer rely on it for repaying my mortgage.
I have need of the cash for projects in the new house and not paying the monthly payment would be good too.
Has anyone any thoughts - any things I need to consider prior to cashing my endowment in?
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You may achieve more than the SV, if it is purchased by a traded endowment co.
There are various elements that will influence any offer made - so best to have a quotation from various sources before deciding whether to surrender or sell.
Hope this helps
Holly0 -
abankerbutnotafatcat wrote: »Has anyone any thoughts - any things I need to consider prior to cashing my endowment in?
The cost of replacing the life cover springs to mind.Hi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0 -
Yes, dont forget you have life cover with your endowment and you will miss out on the terminal bonusmake the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
Unfortunately a TB on maturity is discrectionary and not gte'd
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With life cover only applicable whilst premiums are maintained (or until made paid up)
Holly0 -
Thanks, guys. I have no dependents so am not interested in life cover.0
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