Calculating the premium Sample Clauses

Calculating the premium. 1. The premium is calculated as an interim annual premium to be paid in advance on the basis of - the insured activities; - the additional risks subject to premium. Please refer to Section 8 III AHB.
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Calculating the premium. Calculating the premium for retirement pension We buy in the retirement pension from year to year, each year only that portion of the retirement pension that the participant accrues in that year. For this we calculate the premium (increasing single premium [stortingskoopsom]). We determine the increasing single premium again each year according to the age of the participant on 1 January of the year in question. The retirement pension that the participant accrues in a year is the pensionable earnings multiplied by the accrual percentage that you have chosen. The accrual percentage that you have chosen is stated in the Proposal. Here is an example of how we calculate the increasing single premium for the retirement pension Example 2 Let’s say that the participant is a man aged 43. His birthday is 1 January. His percentage for retirement pension is 1.875%. In the year of these pensionable earnings, he accrues as retirement pension € 10,920.00 (pensionable earnings) × € 1.875% = € 204.75 (gross) per year. You calculate the premium for the old-age pension for this year by multiplying € 204.75 by the rate for a man aged 43. The rates table is set out in Annex 2. Per month you pay 1/12 of this amount increased by the adjustment factor for the payment period. This monthly premium is adjusted by the interest rate adjustment (this can be a surcharge or a rebate). The premium per month for insurance of a neutral outgoing individual transfer of accrued benefits is 1.25% of the monthly premium without adjustment for the payment term. This monthly premium is adjusted by the interest rate adjustment (this can be a surcharge or a rebate). Calculating the premium for the partner’s and orphan’s pension The premium for the partner’s and orphan’s pension is calculated by multiplying the partner’s and orphan’s pension by the rate corresponding to the participant’s gender and age. The rate depends on the insurance policy for the partner’s and orphan’s pension that you have chosen. The insurance that you have chosen is stated in the Proposal. - You have opted for insurance of the partner’s and orphan’s pension after the death of the participant before his/her retirement date  you pay a one-year risk premium; - You have opted for insurance of the partner’s and orphan’s pension after the death of the participant, regardless of when he/she dies  you pay an increasing single premium. One-year risk premium We determine this premium again each year according to the age of the partic...
Calculating the premium for the waiver of contribution The premium for the waiver of contribution in the event of disability is a percentage of the contribution. The level of this percentage is stated in the ‘Costs, Rates and Assumptions’ annex. Section 9 (‘Disability’) of the Aegon Cappital Net Pension Regulations includes an example calculation. This premium for the waiver of contribution in the event of disability is charged to you and paid by you. For the insured pensions (the net partner’s and orphan’s pension), this premium has already been accounted for in the rates. The ‘Costs, Rates and Assumptions’ annex explains how that is done.

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They do not have accounts with us but they can use your Account subject to the terms of this Agreement. We may report an Additional Cardmember's use of your Account to credit reporting agencies. You are responsible for all use of your Account by Additional Cardmembers and anyone they allow to use your Account. You must pay for all charges they make. You authorize us to give Additional Cardmembers information about your Account and to discuss it with them. If you want to cancel an Additional Cardmember's right to use your Account (and cancel their card) you must tell us. If an Annual Membership fee applies for an Additional Card, please refer to the refund policy disclosed in the Closing your Account sub-section of your Cardmember Agreement. If a single Annual Membership fee applies for a group of Additional Cards on your Account, this policy will apply when you cancel the Additional Card on which the fee was assessed. If an Annual Membership fee applies to Additional Cards on your Account, it is shown on page 2 of Part 1 of the Cardmember Agreement. Converting charges made in a foreign currency If you make a charge in a foreign currency, AE Exposure Management Ltd. ("AEEML") will convert it into U.S. dollars on the date we or our agents process it, so that we bill you for the charge in U.S. dollars based upon this conversion. Unless a particular rate is required by law, AEEML will choose a conversion rate that is acceptable to us for that date. The rate AEEML uses is no more than the highest official rate published by a government agency or the highest interbank rate AEEML identifies from customary banking sources on the conversion date or the prior business day. This rate may differ from rates that are in effect on the date of your charge. We will bill charges converted by establishments (such as airlines) at the rates they use. 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Credit reports You agree that we will obtain credit reports about you, investigate your ability to pay, and obtain information about you from other sources including information to verify and re-verify your employment and income. And you agree that we will use such information for any purposes (for example, marketing to you or evaluating you for a new account), subject to applicable law. You agree that we will give information about the Account to credit reporting agencies. We will tell a credit reporting agency if you fail to comply with any term of this Agreement. This may have a negative impact on your credit report. If you believe information we have given to a credit reporting agency is incorrect, write to us at: American Express Credit Bureau Unit, P.O. Box 981537, El Paso, TX 79998-1537. When you write to us, tell us the specific information you believe is incorrect. 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