Endowments sale with aap – advantages

When it comes to endowments sales, aap is the UK’s number one market maker. So if you have a policy that is no longer required, and are considering surrendering the policy then an endowments sale could see you benefit greatly.

For example, endowments sales with aap could leave you with as much as 35% more than you would get from surrendering it back to the Life Company that provided it.

Find out more about endowments sales with aap.

Endowments sales

More and more people are turning to aap to help them in endowments sales rather than surrendering their policy. People whose financial or life circumstances have changed have benefited enormously by choosing aap to handle their endowments sales. Possible reasons for deciding on an endowments sale include:

  • Re-structuring of finances
  • Paying off debts
  • Re-mortgaging your house
  • Divorce

Read the stories of others who have taken advantage of endowments sales with aap.

Why aap for an endowments sale?

Choosing endowments sales with aap can be greatly beneficial. Did you know that aap is one of the fastest when it comes to paying out to policyholders in endowments sales?

aap will speedily value your endowment free of charge. aap can often make you a firm cash offer for an endowments sale within two working days. You will only receive an offer if your surrender value can be beaten. This is provided you have all the relevant policy information available from the outset, your policy is suitable for sale, and your surrender value can be beaten.

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To find out if your policy is suitable for sale, please follow the steps below:
1: Please select the relevant life company:
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2: Please enter the year your policy started:
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This is the start date of the policy. Also known as the effective date. Normally the date your first premium was due to be paid.