Making an endowment claim

*Please note* This site is for information purposes only - we are not accepting any new cases from January 2007

Here we discuss what happens when you make an endowment claim or a complaint about mis-selling in the UK.

If you have been considering whether or not to make a claim for endowment mis-selling, by reading our pages you will have a much better idea of what the process actually involves.

The moment your assurance company (the company providing the policy) send you a warning letter and advise you that there is a risk of a shortfall - you must take action!.

Here are some helpful advice pages for you to review:

1. I have received a warning letter - what next?
2. I want to complain - should I use a complaints service or claim personally?
3. What happens once I make the complaint?
4. How long do endowment claims take?
5. What compensation can I expect and how is my award calculated?

There are a few interesting sites below where you can find out more about endowment complaints:

• Financial Ombudsmans official site
• Consumer information from the FSA
• Building Societies Association

Or read our additional pages here:

• Grounds for complaint (more detail)
• Endowment claim advice UK
• Endowment warning letters
• How long to claim endowment misselling
• Endowment policy matured below target
• Endowment attitude to risk

 We also offer a Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) mis-selling complaints service:

• Claim back PPI
• PPI calculator
• What you should know about PPI claims
• How to make a PPI claim
• Large loan PPI claims
• PPI FAQs
• PPI history flowchart
• About our PPI claims service

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