The Friendly Society Plan is a tax-efficient savings plan that allows anyone to save for a child's future. When your child reaches 18, 21, or 25 you can choose for them to receive a lump sum. It can also include an element of life cover.
The most common form of savings contract offered by life assurance companies is endowment assurance, which is broadly speaking, a policy on which the sum assured is paid out at the end of a specified term or on the earlier death of the life assured, although some policies are open-ended and allow policyholders to choose when to receive the proceeds of their investment. The client's investment is made in the form of regular premiums to the life assurance company throughout the term of the policy. There are a number of variations, the most common of which are:
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The value of investments can go down as well as up and you may not get back the full amount invested.
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