Possessives

• charity: Normally, trustees cannot spend any part of the charity's permanent endowment.

Converse of object

• possess: The school possesses an ancient endowment of £ 100, the bequest of various donors now unknown.

• constitute: All these salaries are paid from the various funds constituting the endowment of the schools.

• sell: Selling endowments on the traded endowments market usually results in better value than dealing directly with the life company.

• spend: The trustees cannot normally spend permanent endowment without our authority.

Adjective modifier

• expendable: In reality many charities with an expendable endowment depend on the income it produces to fund core or continuing activities.

• mis-sold: Q. We received a letter from Barclays Bank offering compensation for a mis-sold endowment.

• traded: Traded endowments are with-profits endowment policies that have been sold by the original owners before their maturity date.

• permanent: Normally, trustees cannot spend any part of the charity's permanent endowment.

• generous: The prize has been funded by a generous endowment set up by Mrs Jeffrey's son Dr. Alan Jeffrey.

• genetic: Their grasp effects the genetic endowment of future generations.

Modifies a noun

• mis-selling: My client is having great problems getting her mortgage endowment mis-selling complaint sorted.

• misselling: The Financial Services Authority rules require endowment misselling claims to be submitted within three years of receipt of the first red letter.

• shortfall: The most up-to-date FSA figures on endowment shortfall sizes are from last summer.

• policyholder: Claims companies are targeting endowment policyholders facing shortfalls on their policies, with the promise of compensation through the courts.

• mortgage: They cannot buy a house with an endowment mortgage without being obliged to do the same.

• compensation: No win, no fee on endowment compensation claims.

Noun used with modifier

• with-profits: Finally - and I didn't think my fingers would ever get to type this sentence - good news for with-profits endowment policy holders.

• mortgage: For mortgage endowments â the subject matter of two thirds of our workload â the picture is even clearer.

• capital: In some kinds of rational and far sighted worlds a regular basic income and popular capital endowment amount to the same thing.