Not sure if this is the right place to ask this, however, I was sold a pension plan back in 1991 and in it there was also a death benefit. The plan had an increase in premium each January to allow for inflation. My issue is that this plan has turned out not to be a pension but really a death benefit plan as the increase each year in premium is taken into the death benefit cost. As I have aged, so has this premium and not the pension contribution. Last year, this has seen my monthly contribution end up with 70% going to the death benefit and 30% to the pension pot. At the time of taking the plan, this was not the intention. I'm told that this type of policy is not sold anymore but I would like independent advice on what I should do.