Life Insured

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Life Insured

Describing a person on whom a death benefit is paid. That is, when a life insured person dies, someone receives a death benefit. In general, the life insured person is the policyholder. However, some companies take out life insurance policies on employees and receive the death benefit when that person dies.
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You gotta take care of yourself, an' get your life insured, an' take out an accident policy, an' join a buildin' an' loan society, an' a buryin' association--"
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