Well assumming it's a life product youve taken out, i take it that its a whole of life contract so in theory there is no set maturity date and you can pay in as long as you like, the long term nature of this type of savings contract/fund should allow you to smooth out the ups and downs of the markets over time, of course the unit price has fallen naturally as caculator has said, but this is taking a v short term view on the fund and people who track unit prices in this way are not suited to being invested in risk based products and should stick to deposit options as they are only looking for growth and are unable to comprehend the long term strategy and take on board the possible negative performance that these type of funds will experience in periods of uncertainty and negative growth, its dosent have to be at the bottom to justify continuing your savings.
The fact that the unit price has fallen at such an early time in a monthly premium product would be of no concern over a long term and could prove to be excellent value in the long run but no guarantee on this of course