Insurable Interest When a policy is purchased, the buyer must have an economic interest in the life if the insured, or a demonstrable expectation of
loss upon the death of the insured.
When a policy is purchased, the buyer must have an economic interest in the life if the insured, or a demonstrable expectation of
loss upon the death of the insured.
Not exact matches
Insurable interest simply asks the question, «what financial
loss would you suffer
upon the
death of the
insured?»