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Surrendering Endowment (Who With?)

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  • Bonkjas
    Bonkjas Posts: 7 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    I currently have two endowment policies with Friend's provident
    • First one for £26,000 matures 29th August 2011. Total of guaranteed amount plus all bonuses £17,009 - surrender value £16,620
    • Second one £6,300 matures 5th September 2012. Total of guaranteed amount plus all bonuses £3,889 - surrender value £3,886

    I have been contemplating cashing these in for ages now and since I got my 2007 statement with a 0.25% bonus on existing bonues (£17 and £3 respectively) am thinking about surrendering, putting into a high interest savings account and paying my existing monthly premium for both endowments (£57) into the said savings account and leaving for 3 years.

    This should give me circa £25k if I get 6% AER

    Should I cash in or leave them alone? I know there is going to be a shortfall but on my staements they haven't given any guidance as to what it will be.

    I don't actually need these endowments as I make the final payment on my mortgage next month

    Regards
    BonkJas
  • EdInvestor
    EdInvestor Posts: 15,749 Forumite
    Bonkjas wrote: »
    I currently have two endowment policies with Friend's provident
    • First one for £26,000 matures 29th August 2011. Total of guaranteed amount plus all bonuses £17,009 - surrender value £16,620
    • Second one £6,300 matures 5th September 2012. Total of guaranteed amount plus all bonuses £3,889 - surrender value £3,886
    I have been contemplating cashing these in for ages now and since I got my 2007 statement with a 0.25% bonus on existing bonues (£17 and £3 respectively) am thinking about surrendering, putting into a high interest savings account and paying my existing monthly premium for both endowments (£57) into the said savings account and leaving for 3 years.

    This should give me circa £25k if I get 6% AER

    Should I cash in or leave them alone? I know there is going to be a shortfall but on my staements they haven't given any guidance as to what it will be.

    I don't actually need these endowments as I make the final payment on my mortgage next month

    Regards
    BonkJas


    Answered elsewhere.
    Trying to keep it simple...;)
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