I was sold an endwonment policiy 19 years ago and now it will be about  £5000 short.What  can I do about it?
397612
watch the adverts on tv about being missold endownment policy and ring one up.
845880
It sounds normal for an average UK company to do that. Some will have policies in place to provide additional income but this is unlikely to kick in after just 6 months.
15288
If by short you mean 2 to 4 years try investing in life settlements or viatical settlements.  These investments can get very high returns from typically about 16% to 22% and sometimes higher,and with little to NO risk to your priciple if you find the right companies.  Be weary though, there are a bunch of crap companies out there that will just rip you off, but I have had personal experiance with a couple of top notch companies and have seen it happen.  I guarantee that a majority of the folks on here have never even heard of these investments, but there is an alternative to the stock market and mutual funds.  You just have to know where to look.\n\ngood luck
770068
Shop around.Check what the banks and building societies are offering,check to see what their commision is.\nThe post office does euro's as well,and they offer 0% commision on unused euro's.So you get back exactly what they're worth.
826221
Contact a share dealer and take it from there.
1102509
Go to the bank that you had the account with. If they can't retrieve the details then there is form that I think the British Bankers Association have produced on Dormant Bank accounts (ask them for it). Fill the form in and hand it back. The bank should then try locate your money (although it may take a while). Hope you find a pot of gold.lol
565071
You still owe the debt to the owner of the company. The debt may have been sold.
151492
Do your own taxes online and e-file save the 300. and get it back just as quick!  \nIf you were not refering to taxes it sounds like a scam!!!!
95338
try a pawn shop. but if you have a little time i would put it in a news paper. they do sell very quick
805740
Best thing to do is Kindly talk to your bank and explain the situation and hope for the best it may depend on your history with the bank if you have a good reputation you may be all good but your going to have to replace the money that was taken out
69207
If you already went this far, you have exhaust all adm procedure within the Service, the next step will be going to court\nYou may also want to post a bond to freeze the interest on potential tax you owe
870481
Steal from them. (No please don't that was a joke.)  If you didn't get it in writing there is reallly nothing you can do.  Go back to JC Penny and find out if the position is still open, explain to the why you didn't take it the first time.  Hopefully they'll understand.
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Contact the company directly and give them supporting documents to prove it is only one and it is too old. Ex: cancelled checks to show payment. And in the future after repaying an old or even a current debt, always ask them to send you a letter showing a zero balance. That way when there is confusion in the future you have proof it was paid and the date.
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It's usually a painfull process for most people, but I believe the standard coveyancing guidelines suggest a non-complex sale should take around eight weeks from offer acceptance to completion. Things to look out for are whether the property is freehold or leasehold. If it's leasehold (common in London flats) you won't actually own the property. Your money is buying a lease for however many years remain. If there are less than 70 years left on the lease, it can start affecting the value. You have a right as a leaseholder to extend it though, or even buy the freehold if certain conditions are met, but both of these options can cost a bit. Also if it's leasehold, you'll have to pay a annual management charge and ground rent to the managing agent (this can be the owner of the freehold) to cover maintenance of the shared parts of the building. Solicitor charges vary by property value and the firm you choose to use, but a good solicitor is worth paying a little more for. Recommendation is a good way to find a good solicitor. Be prepared to chase, chase and chase again to keep the momentum going throughout the process as conveyancing solicitors are reknown for taking their time.
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Go to every newspaper you can in your area and see if you can convince one of them to write an article about your situation. Bad publicity might bring your money back faster than the law.
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why buy land that clearly had no purpose or meaning, clearly why it has been so long and you didn't keep up with the papers.  not trying to be mean but if it was just b/c u have the money share the wealth!!!!  but if i am wrong about all that good luck hopefully you may find the paper!
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She needs to contact the seller. When is the auction ending? Only the seller can retract the bid but you have to contact them before the auction ends. Even if she bid 2 pounds, there is a limit of increments...so if she bid 2,000 pounds and if the bid was at 2 pounds, then it would only go up .10 penses at a time. I dont think its possible to bid 2,000 pounds and have the auction set at 2,000.\n\nTell her to contact the seller as soon as possible. As the seller, it is his responsibility to retract bids when the buyer requests it, otherwise, he has to pay seller fees again if he doesnt retract it right away and if the buyer bails out too late.