Questions: Question 49 of 75 Vision, Inc. employs 500 people. The company offers group life insurance to its employees after 90 days of service. Who is considered the policyholder of the life insurance policies Vision, Inc. offers? A. The beneficiaries of the insurance policies B. Vision, Inc. C. Each individual employee D. The insurance company

The answer is B. Vision, Inc.

The beneficiaries are the individuals designated to receive the benefits of the life insurance policy upon the death of the insured. They are not the policyholders.

In a group life insurance policy, the employer (in this case, Vision, Inc.) is typically the policyholder. The employer holds the master policy and offers coverage to its employees as part of their benefits package.

While employees are the insured individuals under the group policy, they are not the policyholders. They receive certificates of insurance as proof of coverage.

The insurance company is the provider of the insurance policy, not the policyholder. The policyholder is the entity that owns the policy, which in this case is Vision, Inc.