The author comments on selected legal issues related to a “life insurance policy/ deposit” contract, in particular its legal nature, the abusive character of liquidation fees, the effects of finding as unlawful the provisions of a contract or of general terms, and the length of the statute of limitations regarding claims for return of participation titles recorded in the investment account. The author also discusses matters related to a so-called extended binding force of the decree of the consumer court and of the President of the Office for Protection of Competition and Consumers (UOKiK), as well as addresses the question of whether the initiation of the proceedings aimed at finding as unlawful the provisions of a contract, or of general terms, interrupts the running of the statute of limitations regarding claims resulting from the legal relationship of a “life insurance policy/deposit”.