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mrs_overall | 09:44 Sat 10th Jan 2015 | ChatterBank
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This is a question that came to me in the wee hours when the howling gale kept me awake.
In various tv programmes/films (usually American) about murder, it is often discovered that the murderer took out a huge life insurance policy on the victim before bumping them off.
My question is this. Would it be possible in this country (UK) to take out a life insurance policy on someone and have yourself named as the beneficiary, without the person in question being aware of it?
BTW I am NOT planning a sudden and imminent for Mr O lol
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I thought life insurance policies do not pay out if the person commits suicide or is found to have been murdered.
They'll pay out on murder, but not if the beneficiary did it.
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Thanks to all for replying.

Gness, I could not forge your signature as I am never sure how you spell your third forename, Euphonium (sp.) I am ok spelling the second forename, Fandango :-)

Fusion5 - I know policies DO pay out after suicide, but only after the policy has been in force for a certain length of time

And remember.....Cartwheels does NOT have an apostrophe!....x

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