Which piece of information is not included in the title page of an insurance policy?

The title page of an insurance policy is designed to provide essential information that identifies the policy and its coverage. It typically includes items such as the policy number, which is crucial for reference and identification; the effective date of coverage, indicating when the policy begins; and the total premium amount, which outlines the financial obligation of the insured.

The insured’s beneficiaries, however, are not usually listed on the title page. Instead, the designation of beneficiaries is typically found within the policy’s terms or in a dedicated section of the policy document. This separation ensures clarity and allows for easier updates or changes to the beneficiary designations without affecting the main identification details of the policy itself. By excluding beneficiaries from the title page, the policy maintains a focus on key identifiers and coverage details essential for the policyholder's immediate understanding.