Aviva / Norwich Union windfalls

By THIS IS MONEY
Updated: 05:31 EST, 21 August 2009

Aviva, the newly rebranded Norwich Union, has offered with-profits investors cash windfalls.

More than 1m policyholders are being sent details of the insurer's reattribution of its £1.4bn inherited estate.

Under the offer, a typical policyholder will get a cheque payment of at least £200, with 90% in line for between £200 and £1,150.

Policholders must decide whether to take up the offer and give up all future claim to the cash.

Find out what you need to know about the Norwich Union windfalls.

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