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Endowment Policy PurchaseIf you are not really familiar with endowment policies or endowment insurance policies and how to purchase them, there is a lot of information available online. As with any investment policies worth buying, you should learn as much as you can about endowment policy purchases.Here we can give you some general points on how to purchase an endowment policy where the purchase price and future premiums have already been overtaken by the locked in value. There is no guarantee as to how much time it will take for this to happen but the chances of this happening is very good. This will also guarantee your capital by having higher competitive returns. Life offices returns on premiums in the past have been as high as 11% to 12%. You will also be given a guaranteed maturity date so you choose your own investment term. Why Buy Endowments? - You can do so in anticipation of future events such as school fees, weddings, retirement planning and wealth building. You can use it to pay off your mortgage in one lump sum after a few years of paying the premiums.. When Considering Any Endowment Policy Purchase, take these into Account :- - Endowment policy maturity date - the number of months/years that premiums have to be paid before the policy matures. - Minimum guaranteed sum received on maturity. - The surrender value. - The purchase price. - Attaching reversionary bonus and potential terminal bonus. - Total cost to you which includes the premiums. How do I Buy Endowments or Endowment Policies? - Buy at live endowment auctions. - Buy through a telephone by bidding through the phone. - Buy by completing a bidding application form. - Buy by emailing your maximum bid to the finance company you worked with. What Happens if I buy an Endowment Policy but it didn't Grow as Expected? - Any endowment policy purchase can fail to provide the expected returns you have forecasted before you bought. If this happens, you can always sell it or surrender its value by giving it back to the company that you bought it from, or simply just sit on it until the economic conditions changes allowing it to grow again. |
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