Changes in Contribution Rates Sample Clauses

The "Changes in Contribution Rates" clause defines the process and conditions under which the rates at which parties contribute to a fund, plan, or joint venture may be adjusted. Typically, this clause outlines who has the authority to propose or approve changes, the notice period required before new rates take effect, and any limitations or formulas governing such adjustments. For example, it may specify that contribution rates can be reviewed annually or in response to significant financial changes. The core function of this clause is to provide a clear and agreed-upon mechanism for modifying financial contributions, thereby ensuring flexibility and fairness while preventing disputes over unexpected or unilateral changes.
Changes in Contribution Rates. For the purpose of contributions for individuals participating in the expanded TIAA retirement system after July 1, 1977, when a percentage increase in contribution rates to STRS or OPERS is required, the exact same percentage increases will be added to the expanded TIAA annuity contributions. However, should STRS and OPERS adopt a percentage increase for the same purpose but at different times, the adjustment in TIAA contribution rates shall be made only once.