INVESTMENT COMMISSION AMOUNTS AND SERVICE FEES Sample Clauses

INVESTMENT COMMISSION AMOUNTS AND SERVICE FEES a. The commission and PC amounts associated with the investment products most frequently sold by USPA RRs are shown in paragraphs "7" and "8" of this Annex. b. Additional payments, termed "service fees" for purposes hereof, may be payable on certain mutual funds. These service fees will be a portion of the fees paid to USPA under a 12b-1 distribution plan by the particular mutual fund. The amount of such 12b-1 fees are described in paragraph "8" of this Annex. They will normally be paid quarterly subsequent to receipt by USPA. Of the 12b-1 amounts received by USPA, the original selling RR may be paid a portion of them depending on the fund and when purchased. The Current Servicing Agent (CSA), as USPA defines such for all other purposes, shall, in any event, receive a portion of such amounts. If the original selling RR and the CSA are the same person, this individual may be paid both portions of the 12b-1 amounts received by USPA and paid to RRs, depending on the fund and when purchased. PC shall be credited to an RR in an amount equal to any service fees paid to the RR, and any such amounts shall be considered with other commissions in determining Quarterly Professional Commission qualification. District Agents and Regions will be paid overrides at the rate payable for all other RR sales commissions for service fees paid to their RRs.
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