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Endowment - L&G flexible mort plan - anyone recently matured?
Paulosomerset
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Hi all
I have the above endowment - taken out in 1998 - 25yrs - expires 2023
Paid in 98 £/month (1176 per annum)
Current surrender - 28k
It is a useless unit linked thing - so no profits / bonuses etc.
So - interested if any of you savers out there have any experience of recent performance of one of these things?
Basically - I have paid 20k - it's worth 28k.
So I'm thinking - do I value 28k now, or 38k in seven years? (38k is a total guess - it is targeted to pay 64k!!!!!!!!)
Anyone with me so far?
I know there is no right and wrong - just interested in opinion!
Thanks all
Paulo
I have the above endowment - taken out in 1998 - 25yrs - expires 2023
Paid in 98 £/month (1176 per annum)
Current surrender - 28k
It is a useless unit linked thing - so no profits / bonuses etc.
So - interested if any of you savers out there have any experience of recent performance of one of these things?
Basically - I have paid 20k - it's worth 28k.
So I'm thinking - do I value 28k now, or 38k in seven years? (38k is a total guess - it is targeted to pay 64k!!!!!!!!)
Anyone with me so far?
I know there is no right and wrong - just interested in opinion!
Thanks all
Paulo
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Paulosomerset wrote: »
It is a useless unit linked thing - so no profits / bonuses etc.
If the underlying investments perform then there'll be profits. Majority of investment return is actually derived from reinvestment of income generated.0 -
Totally agree and get that - was just trying to be clear in the calculation - ie that there are no final bonus or annual payouts.
Thanks though
I just need to reconcile the fact it has gone from 0 to 28k in 18 years (supposedly on it's way to 64k). And am struggling to convince myself that there is benefit in holding on - when the money could be useful to me soon0 -
If the money would be useful to you soon, cash it in.0
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That's a marvelous investment return as your premiums have been gradually drip feed into the units rather than being wholly invested at day 1.0
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Tricky dicky - you mean take the 8k win now?0
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