Common use of Additional Sub-Accounts Clause in Contracts

Additional Sub-Accounts. If the Grantor intends to enroll more than one Beneficiary under a Trust Sub-Account, an additional agreement is required between the Grantor and the Trustee regarding such matters as the enrollment fee or consultation fees for funded enrollments, Special Assessments, and other fees (as described on Schedule A).

Additional Sub-Accounts. If the Grantor intends to enroll more than one Beneficiary under a Trust Sub-AccountSub- Account Agreement, an additional agreement is required between the Grantor and the Trustee regarding such matters as the enrollment fee or consultation fees for funded enrollments, Special Assessments, and other fees (as described on Schedule A).

Additional Sub-Accounts. If the Grantor intends to enroll more than one Beneficiary under a Trust Sub-AccountSub- Account Agreement, an additional agreement is required between the Grantor and the Trustee regarding such matters as the enrollment fee or consultation fees for funded enrollments, Special Assessments, and other fees (as described on Schedule A).

Additional Sub-Accounts. If the Grantor intends to enroll more than one Beneficiary under a Trust Sub-Sub- Account, an additional agreement is required between the Grantor and the Trustee regarding such matters as the enrollment fee or consultation fees for funded enrollments, Special Assessments, and other fees (as described on Schedule A).