Endowment sell, not surrender

The following article from This is Money (11th May 2001) is about the possibilities of what you can do with an endowment. Sell or surrender? Rules state that life companies should make those interested in surrendering aware of endowment selling. aap is quoted as an expert, claiming that more money can be gained from selling rather than surrender if you have an endowment to sell.
 
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Got an endowment? Sell it instead of surrendering

Maximise the return on your endowment – sell it as a Traded Endowment Policy.

Did you know that if you surrender your endowment to the life insurance company that provided it, you could be missing out in comparison to if you sell your endowment to aap?

If you have an endowment to sell, aap makes it as easy as possible to sell your endowment – providing an attractive and viable alternative to the surrender of your policy. aap can often offer up to 35% more if you sell your endowment than you would get if you surrender your endowment policy.

aap is a trusted buyer of Traded Endowment Policies. Indeed, aap has been involved in the purchase of over £1 billion worth of Traded Endowment Policies to date. So if you have an endowment to sell, contact aap.

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