Moreover, as they require a higher premium payment, the insurer stands to
make a profit on policyholders who never become disabled and claim their benefits.
Not exact matches
Then the life insurance company has to
make enough
profit to sustain its business model, which is 100 % based
on maximizing value and
profits and dividends for their stock shareholders; and not
policyholders (you).
Mutual life insurance companies are owned by the
policyholders and dividends are generally paid to the the policy holders
on profits the company
makes which can increase the value of the permanent policy; however, stock based life insurance companies (e.g. Allstate) pay these dividends to their share holders instead.
Being a transparent policy, it would keep the
policyholder well informed
on the costs incurred and
profits made.