The legal owner of a life insurance or annuity policy; may be the insured or annuitant or another party.

The person who has the right to all privileges under the contract of insurance and controls the policy. Generally, the owner and the insured are the same person.

The person who may exercise the rights and privileges in the insurance policy. This person may or may not be the insured.

The person or organisation that owns an insurance policy. The policy owner generally has the right to change, renew, or cancel the policy and the obligation to comply with policy conditions, such as premium payments.

The person or party who owns an individual insurance policy. This person may be the insured, the beneficiary, or another person. The policy owner usually is the one who pays the premium and is the only person who may make changes to a policy.

The party transferring the risk under an insurance contract.

The individual who owns an insurance policy and who has all contractual rights related to the insurance policy. The policy owner may or may not be the same person as the insured, payor or beneficiary.

The individual who owns an insurance policy and who has all contractual rights related to the insurance policy. The policy owner may or may not be the same person as the insured, payor or beneficiary.

The person who owns a life insurance policy.  The policy owner and the insured do not have to be the same person.

Policy Owner means the person shown in the Policy Schedule as the person to who the Policy has been issued.  If your Policy is structured through a SMSF, the Trustee of the fund is the Policy Owner.

The person who has ownership rights in an insurance policy, usually the policyholder or insured.

The person who owns the policy - this can be the person who is insured, or someone else. The policy owner is able to request changes to their policy