Guardian Financial endowment policies, as long as they are of the "with profits" type, are on the list of insurance names bought by a second hand endowment policy buyer, according to  one of the leading endowment policy market makers.

If you are thinking about surrendering Guardian Financial endowment policies then you might want to use the link on the left menu to get a second hand endowment policy value before making a decision.

Guardian sold life and pensions products for over 180 years, during which time there were many changes made in their organisation as well as within the general life assurance industry as a whole.

There offices are in Lytham St Annes, Lancashire, England, UK.

Although Guardian Financial no longer sell with profits endowment polices in their own right, many Guardian Financial endowment polices are still in existence in the traded endowment market place today, and if you have Guardian with profits endowment policies that you are considering surrendering, then perhaps you should get them valued first.

Surrendering endowment policies was an issue touched upon by the UK Financial Services Authority when looking to address the issues surrounding endowment policies during the early part of 2000.

They made it quite plain that the life assurance companies must make the policy holders, that were looking at surrendering endowment policies, of all their options including the ability to sell them as well to third parties.

 

"Selling endowment policies is no more complicated than surrendering endowment policies"