Common use of Commissions and Allowances Clause in Contracts

Commissions and Allowances. Commissions and allowances to be paid for the sale of the Insurance Products (“Insurance Products Compensation”) and/or the Securities Products (“Securities Products Compensation” and with Insurance Products Compensation, collectively “Compensation”) are set forth in Schedule A hereto. The appropriate Insurance Company will pay Compensation for the sale of the Products by Producers’ sales representatives in accordance with applicable regulatory requirements. To receive transaction-based compensation, the entity being paid must be properly licensed (or be otherwise qualified) under insurance and, as applicable, securities laws. Thus, payments will be made as follows to: Retail Firm - for sales of the Insurance Products occurring in states or jurisdictions where Retail Firm is insurance licensed, for sales of the Securities Products in such states if Retail Firm is also registered as a broker-dealer, and for sales of the Securities Products in such states if Retail Firm is not registered as a broker-dealer, subject to the provisions of Section 33 below.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Insurance Products Distribution Agreement (Massachusetts Mutual Variable Life Separate Account I), Insurance Products Distribution Agreement (Massachusetts Mutual Variable Life Separate Account I), Distribution Agreement (Massachusetts Mutual Variable Life Separate Account I)

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Commissions and Allowances. Commissions and allowances to be paid for the sale of the Insurance Products (“Insurance Products Compensation”) and/or the Securities Products (“Securities Products Compensation” and with Insurance Products Compensation, collectively “Compensation”) are set forth in Schedule A hereto. The appropriate Insurance Company will pay Compensation for the sale of the Products by Producers’ sales representatives in accordance with applicable regulatory requirements. To receive transaction-based compensation, the entity being paid must be properly licensed (or be otherwise qualified) under insurance and, as applicable, securities laws. Thus, payments will be made as follows to: Retail Firm - for sales of the Insurance Products occurring in states or jurisdictions where Retail Firm is insurance licensed, for sales of the Securities Products in such states if Retail Firm is also registered as a broker-dealer, and for sales of the Securities Products in such states if Retail Firm is not registered as a broker-dealer, subject to the provisions of Section 33 31 below.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Insurance Products Distribution Agreement (Massachusetts Mutual Variable Annuity Separate Account 4), Insurance Products Distribution Agreement (Massachusetts Mutual Variable Life Separate Account I)

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