Insurance term
Insurable Interest
Insurable interest means you would suffer a financial loss if the person or property insured were damaged, destroyed, or lost. In most U.S. insurance policies, you must have this interest at the time the policy is bought, and in some cases when a claim happens, to make the coverage valid.
Example
A homeowner has an insurable interest in their house because they would lose money if it burned down.
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