What is an STOLI policy primarily intended for?

An STOLI (Stranger-Originated Life Insurance) policy is primarily intended for life settlements. These policies are created where investors or third parties initiate life insurance policies on individuals whom they do not have a traditional insurable interest in, typically with the intent of selling the policy to investors.

The life insurance policy is purchased specifically for the purpose of profiting from the future death benefit. This practice highlights how STOLI policies can be used as an investment strategy, allowing investors to claim the death benefit when the insured passes away.

In this context, the focus is on how these policies enable a secondary market in life insurance. The other options, such as insuring long-term care, health insurance coverage, and disability income protection, pertain to different facets of insurance that do not align with the primary intent and structures behind STOLI policies.