Person/entity having the right to exercise control of a life insurance contract.
The person who has vested privileges of ownership in the policy, such as the right to assign the policy as collateral, receive cash values and dividends, designate a new owner, and change revocable beneficiaries.
The person who controls the policy as to changers such as beneficiaries, settlement options, etc.
Another term for "policyholder," the individual or entity having ownership of the policy, along with all policyowner rights.
One who owns a title insurance policy.
An individual with an ownership interest in an insurance policy.
Person or party who owns an individual insurance policy. The policy owner is not necessarily the person whose life is insured.
The individual who owns a life insurance policy. This is typically the insured individual, but it may also be a relative of the insured individual, a partnership or a corporation.
This is the person who owns the life insurance policy. This may or may not be the insured it may also be a relative of the insured, a corporation or a partnership.
The person who has ownership rights under the term of the policy, whether the person is the insured or other owner of the policy.
The person or business that owns the policy and is responsible for premium payments.
The individual who has the ownership rights in a policy, usually, but not always, the insured.
The person who may exercise the rights and privileges in the policy contract. The policy owner may or may not be the insured.
The person or entity who owns a life insurance policy. This is usually the insured person, but it may also be a relative of the insured, a partnership, a corporation or a Trust.
The person who has rights to control the policy. The policy owner may or may not be the person who is insured or who purchased the policy. (See also: insured) Return to Previous
the person who has the right to exercise the rights and privileges in the policy. This person may or may not be the insured.
The person who owns an insurance policy.
The legal owner of a life insurance or annuity policy; may be the insured or annuitant or another party.
The individual who has the right to exercise control over a life insurance contract.
An individual who owns an insurance policy.
The person with proprietary rights in an insurance policy. The term is used in life assurance effected on the life of another to distinguish the owner of the policy from the person on whose life the assurance depends.
The person or business that owns an insurance policy.
The owner of a life insurance policy or a certificate holder under a group policy. The term "Owner" does not include any provider or other licensee.
The individual or an entity who owns an insurance policy, and who has all contractual rights, subject to any interests conveyed to a collateral assignee or an irrevocable beneficiary. The policy owner is not necessarily the same person as the insured or the payor.
The policy owner is an individual, trust or entity that has control of or owns the policy. The policy owner has rights to changing the beneficiary, payment modes, and payout options.
the policy owner is the person who owns the policy. They are responsible for the payment of the policy, and have rights and obligations under the contract.
(1) The person who has ownership rights in an insurance policy and who may or may not be either the policyholder or the insured. (2) Often used loosely to refer to the policyholder and/or the insured. See also Insured.