Sell an Endowment Policy Second-hand

Recent alterations to the law, made by the Financial Services Authority, make it illegal for endowment policy companies to omit telling you of the option of selling endowments second-hand, instead of surrendering it back to them.

This is because it is becoming more common knowledge that a larger sum of money can often be acquired by selling endowments, to endowment policy buyers, than surrendering them.

Certain conditions apply, not least of which is that the endowments  must have been running for a minimum number of years , and they must be of the "with profits" type.

However, if anyone is unsure of whether their policy qualifies, a quick and easy way of finding out ids to fill in the form above and wait for a response - normally within 48 hours.

Selling endowments on the second-hand market is only one way of getting your hands on the cash that has been invested. You could surrender the policy back to the insurance company that issued it, however, selling endowments on the traded endowment policy market can be a way of getting more money for your policy. This is because with profits endowment policies are bought by endowment policy buyers as a means of funding long term investment.

You could get more money for your policy by clicking this link here.

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