Selling Endowments
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Selling endowments

Surrendering endowments is one way of releasing the cash in your endowment policy, but selling endowments can often produce more cash. Have their value assessed to see if you can get more for selling the endowments.

Use the "Value My Policies" link on the left to have your endowments valued.

 

If you are considering surrendering any endowment policies that are with any of the following companies, providing they are of the with profits type of endowment, then you may be able to get a significant increase in the cash you will receive by selling them instead.

Whether your policy is on the list or not does not guarantee an increased offer, but there is absolutely nothing to lose by finding out. It does not commit you to any course of action.

Axa Equity & Law, Pearl Assurance, Phoenix Assurance, Provident Life, Provident Mutual, Provincial Life, Prudential, Refuge Assurance, Royal Life, Royal Liver, Royal London, Royal National Pension Fund For Nurses, Scottish Amicable, Scottish Equitable, Scottish Friendly, Scottish Life, Scottish Mutual, Scottish Provident, Scottish Widows, Standard Life, Sun Alliance, Sun Life Of Canada, Swiss Life, Teachers Provident, Tunbridge Wells (now Children's Mutual), UK Provident, United Friendly, Wesleyan Assurance, Windsor Life (Gresham),Axa Sun Life, Britannia Life, Britannic Assurance, Century Life (NEL Britannia), Clerical Medical, Colonial Mutual, Commercial Union, Co-operative, Crusader Insurance, Eagle Star, Ecclesiastical Insurance Group, Friends Provident, General Accident, Guardian Financial, Imperial Life (now Lincoln), Irish Life, Legal & General, Life Association of Scotland, Liverpool Victoria, London & Manchester, London Life, MGM, National Farmers Union Mutual, National Mutual Life, National Mutual Life of Australasia, National Provident Institution, Norwich Union,

"Selling endowments is no more complicated than surrendering endowments"