(1) The company or organization that owns a group insurance contract (called the group policyholder in Canada). The policyholder of a group insurance contract does not have the same ownership rights under the contract that a policyowner has under an individual contract. (2) In Quebec, the owner of an individual life insurance policy (called the policyowner in the United States and the insured in the rest of Canada). Also sometimes called the owner in Quebec. (3) Often used interchangeably with policyowner.----------[ Back
The person, business or entity who is a named Insured.
An individual who owns an insurance policy.
A person who pays a premium to an insurance company in exchange for the insurance protection provided by a policy of insurance.
A person who pays a premium to an insurance company in exchange for insurance protection detailed in an insurance policy. Also called the named insured.
Generally taken to mean the owner of the policy.
Another term for "policyowner," the individual or entity having ownership of the policy, along with all policyowner rights.
The Employer to whom the policy is issued.
for lifetime settlements, policyholder refers to the owner of an individually-owned life insurance policy or a certificate holder insured under a group policy. .
A person or entity in whose name an insurance policy has been issued.
The person, firm, or institution named on the face of the policy. Policyholder also means any covered subsidiaries or affiliates set forth on the face of the policy.
This is the person who is insured and to whom the insurance policy refers.
Individual or other entity who owns an insurance policy. Synonymous with policyowner.
an insured person; the client in whose name an insurance policy is written
An individual or organization with an insurance policy.
The person or entity that owns an insurance policy; the "Named Insured."
This is the person to which the insurer issues the policy. It normally also means the person to whom benefits are payable.
The person who holds a policy
An individual who pays an insurance company a premium in exchange for insurance protection provided by a policy of insurance.
The Policyholder is an individual or a company that owns an insurance policy.
Mean the person who for the time being has legal title to a policy (the owner)
The individual who owns a life insurance policy.
This is the person who is insured by the policy.
the person who owns or holds an insurance policy
One who purchases or holds an insurance contract or policy.
person to whom the insurer issues the insurance policy.
The policyholder is the person in whose name the policy is registered. It may or may not be the same person as the one who stands to benefit from it. For example, one may take out a life policy and although you are the policyholder that policy will eventually be paid out to someone else. Most policies are payable to the policyholder but he or she has the right to make it payable to someone else.
An individual, named insured, who pays a premium to an insurance company in exchange for insurance protection detailed in an insurance policy.
Literally, the person who has possession of the policy. Thus the term is non-functional as commonly used.
The legal entity (i.e. employer, union, trustees, creditor) to whom an insurance company issues a contract.
The person who owns the insurance policy. This is usually the insured person, but it may also be a relative of the insured, a partnership or a corporation.
Person who buys and maintains an insurance policy; also called the "insured".
The person to whom the insurer issues the policy.
Person(s) or other entity who is the owner of the insurance policy.
Person or organisation to which the insurer issues the policy. Normally the person to whom benefits are payable.
A Policyholder is the current owner of a with-profits 'endowment' or 'whole-of-life' policy.
The owner of an insurance policy, who may be the insured, a relative of the insured such as a spouse, or a nonnatural person such as a partnership or corporation.
The person who owns an individual insurance policy.
Person listed as the owner of the policy, who is responsible for premium payment.
The insured in an insurance policy.
A party to whom a policy is issued, and who pays a premium to an insurer in consideration of the latter's promise to provide insurance protection.
The person or persons whose name is stated within the policy document as being the named insured.
The person who owns an insurance policy. Also called the "insured". In life insurance, the policyholder is usually the "life insured" but not always.
The person the policy refers to and is covered by the insurance.
the person who has possession of the policy, usually the insured.
The named insured under the policy.
The person who owns a life insurance policy.
The owner of an insurance contract.
In group insurance, the employer or other type of organization that decides what kind of coverage to purchase for the group, negotiates the terms of the master contract, enters into a group insurance contract with the insurer, and usually administers part or all of the coverage. Contrast with policyowner. See also group insurance.
The person or organisation who owns an insurance policy.
The name of the person who took out or purchased the insurance policy. This person owns the policy. Also called a subscriber or guarantor.
The person who pays a premium to an insurance company in exchange for the protection outlined in an insurance policy.
The person in possession of an insurance policy.
the person identified as the policyholder on the Application Form.
The individual or organization in whose name a policy is written. Synonymous with Insured, Assured or Risk.
The person who buys insurance.
the insured who is named on the insurance policy.
The person who took out the insurance policy and is named in the declarations.
the person in whose name the policy is issued. See also insured.
means the person, firm or company who has taken out the Policy and has paid the premium.
One who maintains ownership in an insurance policy. This may refer to the policy owner or those covered under the policy. See also Named Insured.
The legal owner of the policy.
A policy holder is the one who maintains the ownership in an insurance policy. Policy holder may refer to policy owner or the one who are covered under the insurance policy.
A person or employer who pays the premiums for an insurance contract or policy.
is the owner of an insurance policy. The policyholder can be different from the insured and the beneficiary.
the person or company to which an insurance provider issues the policy.
The first person named on the policy membership statement.
One who owns an insurance policy. A mortgagee often is issued a copy of an insurance policy or a certificate of insurance, at the request of insured, but he or she is not a policyholder. (Same as policyowner.)
The party to whom a policy is issued who agrees to pay a premium to an insurer in consideration of the latter's promise to provide insurance protection.
The person, business or organization whose name appears on the policy.
The person or entity owning an insurance policy. The policyholder is usually the insured, but may also be a spouse, business partner, partnership, or corporation.
An individual who has an insurance policy. See also: INSURED.
The person (or persons) whose risk of financial loss from an Insured peril is protected by the policy.
Person to whom the insurer issues a policy.
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A person or organisation that takes out an insurance policy.
It is a person to whom the insurer issues the policy.
one who possesses an insurance contract. In most states this term is used synonymously with "Insured."
The owner of the policy; the one who purchases the policy and pays the premiums.
A policyholder is a person who pays a premium to an insurance company in exchange for the protection detailed in an insurance policy.
Individual or other entity who owns an insurance policy. The Insured.