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*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 misselling in the
UK.
If you have been considering whether or not to make a
claim for endowment misselling, 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
News
Read more about endowments and real life case studies
on the official FOS site -
Financial Ombudsman's official site.
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