To sell a Guardian Financial endowment policy use the flashing button at the top of this page.

Sell Guardian Financial Endowment Policy

A Guardian Financial endowment policy is on the list of endowment policy names bought by a second hand endowment policy buyer, according to  one of the leading endowment policy market makers.

If you are asking  the question "should I sell my Guardian Financial endowment policy" then you might want to use the link above to get a second hand endowment policy value before making a decision.

Guardian was a provider of insured Life and Pensions products for over 180 years, and during that time there were many changes made in their organisation as well as within the general life assurance industry.

There offices are in Lytham St Annes, Lancashire.

Although Guardian Financial no longer sell endowment polices in their own right, Many Guardian Financial endowment polices are still in existence in the traded endowment market place today.

The regular monthly premiums, that a Guardian Financial  endowment policy holder paid each month, together with other policyholders' money, was invested in their with-profits fund.

The aim being to make profits for the overall fund, by investing in a wide range of various assets, the profits on which are then shared with policyholders, by adding regular bonuses to the policies.

Selling endowment

Selling endowment to one of only six endowment policy traders that are  members of the Association of Policy Market Makers, can be achieved by using the "sell endowment" link at the top of the page, or by clicking here

The information on this web site is intended as "information only" and should not be taken as "advice".

If you are unsure about what to do, if anything, about your endowment policy, you should consider taking advice from an independent financial adviser who is regulated by the Financial Services Authority