Policy surrender or endowment selling?

Are you considering endowment policy surrender back to the providing Life Company? If so, wait, as you could stand to benefit hugely from endowment selling with aap.

Many people mistakenly think that policy surrender is their best option when they have an endowment that they no longer need, or if they need to raise capital quickly. However, endowment selling through aap can leave you with up to 35% more than you would get from policy surrender back to the Life Company.

Therefore policy surrender is, in most cases, less advantageous than endowment selling.

Find out more about endowment selling.

Advantages of endowment selling

The aim of aap is to make endowment selling as easy as possible, and could earn you 35% more cash than policy surrender. This way, aap seeks to make sure you get a much better return from endowment selling rather than policy surrender with the life company.

You can have your policy valued for free and could get a definite cash offer all within two working days, provided all the necessary information is supplied to us and the endowment policy qualifies.Endowment selling with aap is fast, reliable and financially rewarding in comparison to policy surrender.

Endowment selling is more profitable than policy surrender, and aap can help.

More and more people are turning to aap to help them with endowment selling. People whose financial or life circumstances have changed have benefited enormously from choosing aap to handle their endowment selling.

Read the stories of others who chose endowment selling with aap ahead of policy surrender.

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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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This is the life office that you took your policy out with originally. Many life companies have merged in recent times, so please check your policy document to verify you have entered the correct name.
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.