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Is it legal to take out a LIFE INSURANCE policy on a child in the UK?

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Was it legal for a mother to take out three life insurance policies on her daughter in 1990?

The three policies had a twenty year term and are due to return a dividend in 2010. Now that i am 19 and don't live with my mother anymore, legally who does this money belong too?

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  1. I would assume the money belongs to your mother. She is the one that has been paying for and she is also probably the beneficiary for the policy. I don't see why it would be illegal. I don't know anything about UK laws, but I know in the U.S. a parent can take out a life insurance policy on kids. We have one on each of our kids. I will more than likely belong to your mother. That policy was for if something happened to you then she would get the money to cover the cost of everything.


  2. The money goes to the owner of the policy.  You are the insured.  Since your mother bought it, she probably made herself the owner.  You aren't due anything.

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