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Endowment mortgages are the repayment to a lender for only the interest rate required from the borrowed sum...
An endowment mortgage is an interest-only loan where the borrower pays off only the interest to the lender for the mortgaged property while the capital is paid at the end of the loan term through one or more endowment policies that the borrower has invested in...
Endowment mortgages were a very popular method in the U.K. in the 1980s and 1990s to buy a house...
With the fall in the demand for endowment mortgages in the U.K. due to poor management of endowment policies and fall in the stock market, the policy holders started to seek alternatives for getting more profit from their existing policies...
If endowment mortgage policies were popular in the 1980s and 1990s as the easiest way to repay the mortgage loan, with the beginning of the 2000s, they were again in the news; but, this time for the wrong reason...
When a customer tries to sell his endowment mortgage policies to a third party, he first approaches a broker or specialist company that acts as an intermediary for the transaction...