Multi-Life Policy Ownership
Using Insurable Interest, Policy Control, and Family Capital Planning Responsibly
Your learning path
This five-chapter course helps you evaluate choices, costs, and trade-offs before discussing a personal plan. Work through the chapters in order and keep your exercises for your advisor conversation.
What you will learn
- Separate policy control, the insured life, and the recipient of death proceeds.
- Recognize why relationship, consent, and underwriting are distinct checks.
- Understand how age, health, and funding design affect an illustration.
- Evaluate a younger insured without confusing affordability with suitability.
- Create a governance plan before transferring ownership or value.
How to use this course
Read each chapter, work through the hypothetical example, complete the practical exercise, and open the ungraded self-check. After chapter five, take the five-question Course Knowledge Check. A passing score is 80% (four correct answers); retakes are allowed.
Sign in to your client account for enrollment and saved progress. Use the course navigation to return to your place. Keep personal statements and account details in your own secure records—not in quiz answers.
Bring to your planning conversation
Your completed exercises, the assumptions you would like to verify, and questions about affordability, alternatives, borrowing costs, policy terms, and adverse scenarios.
Education, not a personal recommendation. Examples are hypothetical. Policy loans accrue interest; outstanding debt can reduce benefits and create lapse or tax risk. Dividends and projected returns are not guaranteed. Insurance, tax, legal, and investment decisions require review of your facts by the appropriate qualified professionals. Passing this quiz is not a professional credential or a suitability determination.