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Joint policyholder but only 1 life insured?

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  • HP_Source
    HP_Source Posts: 66 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    Old_Lifer said:
    There is always an insurable interest with husband  and wife.     Each has an unlimited unsurable interest in the life of the other..
    Of course there is but the point I was making is that in underwriting the proposal it's not for me to delve into why the IFA is writing the policy in a particular way. BTW many of the cases I am thinking of were not husband and wife but were part of business arrangements.
    We really have strayed a long way from the OP's query so perhaps we should bring this slightly esoteric exchange to an end.      

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