Common use of Entire Understanding; Assignment Clause in Contracts

Entire Understanding; Assignment. The parties hereby acknowledge and agree that this Brokerage Agreement alone, with the exception of the Advisory Agreement and the Integrated Rights thereof, and the other documents agreed to and delivered in connection with becoming and continuing to be a Client, constitute the final understanding between the parties with respect to all matters contained herein. The parties further acknowledge and agree that, with the exception of the exception of the above referenced agreements, there are no prior or coexisting agreements different or distinct from those contained herein, and all such prior and coexisting agreements, if any, are merged herein. This Brokerage Agreement, all other written agreements and terms contained on statements and confirmations contain the entire understanding between Betterment Securities and Client. This Brokerage Agreement supersedes any previous agreements that Client has made with Betterment Securities individually with regard to the Account, and if the Account is held jointly, it supersedes any previous agreements made by the same parties to this Brokerage Agreement, to the extent that the subject matter is covered by this Brokerage Agreement. Betterment Securities may assign its rights and duties under this Brokerage Agreement to any of its successors, subsidiaries or affiliates without giving Client notice, or to any other entity on prior written notice to Client. Client may not assign the rights and obligations under this Brokerage Agreement without first obtaining the prior written consent of Betterment Securities. Any purported assignment in violation of this Brokerage Agreement will be void.

Appears in 8 contracts

Samples: Betterment Client Agreements, Betterment Client Agreements, Betterment Client Agreements

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