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E Endowments – Consumer aspects
What does Endowments – Consumer aspects mean?

Although the system of an endowment policy being correlated to a mortgage loan has been firstly introduced some four decades ago, it has not proved so time enduring or efficient. It was mainly because there are huge differences from one customer to the other, requirements vary significantly and life insurance companies couldn’t actually fulfill the needs of all the insured individuals.

The investment made into the endowment policy over a period of 15 years for example was not enough capital as to cover for the paying of a mortgage principal. So people basically pay regular interest towards the lender, plus the required premiums towards their life insurance policy, yet this generated no sufficient funds for mortgage repayments.

Before opting for one or the other type of mortgage lending, you should always ask professional help from an independent financial advisor for example, who can explain in detail the shortfalls of each of the mortgage arrangements, so that you can avoid huge and unnecessary capital losses.
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