Common use of Distribution Expenses Clause in Contracts

Distribution Expenses. Life Company will bear the expenses of distribution. These expenses would include by way of illustration, but are not limited to, the costs of distributing to Contract owners, annuitants, insureds or participants (as appropriate) under the Contracts (collectively, "Participants") the following documents, whether they relate to the Account or the Trust: prospectuses (including any supplements thereto), statements of additional information, proxy materials and periodic reports. These costs would also include the costs of preparing, printing, and distributing sales literature and advertising relating to the Portfolios (all of which require the prior written consent of the Trust or its agents) to the extent such materials are distributed in connection with the Contracts, and, except for advertising materials prepared by the Trusts, filing such materials with, and obtaining approval from, the SEC, NASD, any state insurance regulatory authority, and any other appropriate regulatory authority, to the extent required by law.

Distribution Expenses. Life The Company will bear the expenses of distribution. These expenses would include by way of illustration, but are not limited to, the costs of distributing to Contract owners, annuitants, insureds or participants (as appropriate) under the Contracts (collectively, "Participants") the following documents, whether they relate to the Account or the TrustFund: prospectuses (including any supplements thereto), statements of additional information, proxy materials and periodic reports. These costs would also include the costs of preparing, printing, and distributing sales literature and advertising relating to the Portfolios (all of which require the prior written consent of the Trust Fund or its agents) to the extent such materials are distributed in connection with the Contracts, and, except for advertising materials prepared by the TrustsFund, filing such materials with, and obtaining approval from, the SEC, NASD, any state insurance regulatory authority, and any other appropriate regulatory authority, to the extent required by law.