Yes. Once a life settlement closes, the buyer becomes the legal owner of the policy and is fully responsible for paying all future premiums.
The seller has no further financial obligations to the insurance company. This transfer of responsibility is part of what the buyer pays for when purchasing the policy.
The buyer submits ownership change paperwork to the insurance carrier, which updates its records and confirms that the new owner will maintain the policy going forward.
This legal transfer ensures that the seller is released from the cost of premiums permanently.
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