The legal owner of a group life insurance policy is the master policyholder—which is typically the corporation, employer, union, or professional association that purchased and sponsors the plan for its members. The individual employees or organization participants do not own the master contract; rather, they are issued certificates of insurance naming them as covered insureds with the legal right to designate their own personal beneficiaries to receive the death benefit payout when claims occur.
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