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What is the difference between policyholder and policy owner?

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Correct answer is: The takeaway The policyholder is the owner of the insurance policy. As the policyowner, you have control over the insurance and in all cases except life insurance, you're covered by the insurance. In most types of insurance, your immediate family who live in your household are also automatically covered.Sep 10, 2020

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