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Non Mortgage Endowment
moneygy
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Hi,
There is a lot about claiming back mis-sold mortgage endowments but can you also make a claim about a mis-sold investment endowment? Many years ago I was sold such an investment & few years later convinced by their sales guy to pour more money into it. I had it for about 5 years before I investigated it fully & found that I had never made any money ever :mad:& stopped paying into it (hoping it would increase in value). Finally when I needed the money to buy a house I took it out of the investment & obviously lost money.
There is a lot about claiming back mis-sold mortgage endowments but can you also make a claim about a mis-sold investment endowment? Many years ago I was sold such an investment & few years later convinced by their sales guy to pour more money into it. I had it for about 5 years before I investigated it fully & found that I had never made any money ever :mad:& stopped paying into it (hoping it would increase in value). Finally when I needed the money to buy a house I took it out of the investment & obviously lost money.
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Yes you can claim for misselling of a savings (non-mortgage) endowment or any other financial product.Trying to keep it simple...
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can you also make a claim about a mis-sold investment endowment?
If it was mis-sold yes but the criteria is different. i.e. you cannot complain you should have been sold a repayment mortgage (which is what every mortgage endowment complaint is doing).Many years ago I was sold such an investment & few years later convinced by their sales guy to pour more money into it.
Nothing wrong with that.I had it for about 5 years before I investigated it fully & found that I had never made any money ever :mad:& stopped paying into it (hoping it would increase in value). Finally when I needed the money to buy a house I took it out of the investment & obviously lost money.
No grounds for complaint there either. These plans typically made little or nothing in the early years with most made in the later years. Stopping it after 5 years was your choice then cashing it in at a loss was also your choice.
The FSA dont allow complaints for performance (or lack of).I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0
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