The person or party who owns a policy. They may exercise the rights and privileges in the policy contract. Such person may or may not be the insured under the contract.
the insurance coverage, the insured, and the insurer.
The person or entity that owns an insurance policy.
Holder of ownership rights in an insurance policy and who may be the insured and/or the policyholder.
The insured on a title insurance policy.
The individual who owns an insurance policy and who has all contractual rights. The policyowner is not necessarily the same person as the insured or the payor.
The person or other entity that enters into an individual contract of insurance with an insurer and actually owns the individual insurance policy. Contrast with policyholder.
The person or business that owns an insurance policy.
The person who owns a life insurance policy. This is usually the insured person, but it may also be a relative of the insured, a partnership or a corporation.
The person or organization that owns an insurance policy. The policyowner generally has the right to change, renew, or cancel the policy and the obligation to comply with policy conditions, such as premium payments.
The individual who pays the premium and has other rights under the contract. The policyowner can also be the insured.
The person or entity that actually "owns" the policy. Typically it's the proposed insured, spouse or other family member, but can also be a trust or business. Only the policyowner can make changes in the beneficiary(ies).
The person who purchased the insurance policy and has all rights of ownership under the policy.
One who owns a title insurance policy.
The policyowner is the individual who is the legal owner of the policy. The policyowner can be a single individual. For non-registered policies, a policyowner can also be a group of individuals, subject to any applicable legislation. The policyowner can be no younger than the age of majority. All policy reporting will be sent to the policyowner.
The person or party who owns an individual insurance policy. The policyowner is not necessarily the person whose life is insured. The terms policyowner and policyholder are frequently used interchangeably.
