monnigblower
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Hi,
My wife and I currently have a savings policy with Quinn-Life for our daughter. I'm wondering now though is how safe is this policy? I don't mean to cause a run on the place but I currently feel like cashing it in and starting a new policy with a more established name like Friends First, Canada Life, Royal Liver, etc. Maybe it is an insecurity thing but I just have that nervous feeling that it will be not be worth that much or might be gone altogether when we wish to cash it in in around 13/15 years time. In general are such savings schemes protected by law and does any one think that there is much of a difference between Quinn-Life and the other like Canada Life, etc?
-M
My wife and I currently have a savings policy with Quinn-Life for our daughter. I'm wondering now though is how safe is this policy? I don't mean to cause a run on the place but I currently feel like cashing it in and starting a new policy with a more established name like Friends First, Canada Life, Royal Liver, etc. Maybe it is an insecurity thing but I just have that nervous feeling that it will be not be worth that much or might be gone altogether when we wish to cash it in in around 13/15 years time. In general are such savings schemes protected by law and does any one think that there is much of a difference between Quinn-Life and the other like Canada Life, etc?
-M