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Quinn-life Freeway Funds Questions

  • 25-05-2008 9:54pm
    #1
    Champ
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 677 ✭✭✭


    Hi all,
    I'm thinking of investing in the Quinn-life Freeway Funds and I'm hoping there's a few existing customers that could clarify a few things for me(please):

    1. Investment pack: http://www.quinnlife.com/qdi_investments_docs.html
    "SECTION A: INFORMATION ABOUT THE POLICY" states "If you wish to stop paying the regular premiums on your policy, you can arrange to have your policy suspended by contacting our Head Office."
    I am correct in saying that this is a purely lump sum product... i.e. make an initial deposit which you can add to at your own discretion? Basically I'd want to add variable deposits to it at irregular intervals.

    2. Can you opt to get your bank account credited directly when cashing in?

    3. How well does the online access to the portfolio work? For one who likes to work online is it lacking in any regard?

    4. "What we need to start your policy" states "[Credit transfer is also an available option, call 1850 77 1851 for details]".
    Does this work well in practise? i.e. Less hassle than a cheque as I'd rather not keep a large sum in my account waiting for them to lodge it.

    5. Is it possible to make additional lump sum deposits via online banking? Again I'd rather avoid cheques if possible.

    Thanks folks.


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