Lost Access to Money Sample Clauses

Lost Access to Money. If a Settlement Class Member’s Claim Form shows that the Settlement Class Member experienced a documented fraud incident and lost access to an identifiable amount of money for at least one month, the Settlement Class Member may receive a claim value of $50 per month that the money was unavailable (regardless of amount), up to a maximum of five months. Part II of the Claim Form requires the Settlement Class Member to identify the fraud incident and the amount of money involved and list the dates the money was taken and then restored. The Settlement Administrator should calculate the total number of days the sums of money were unavailable to the Settlement Class Member, use a 30-day month, and round up or down. For example, if a Settlement Class Member did not have access to the sum(s) of money for 44 days, the Settlement Class Member should be credited with 1 month and a $50 claim value. For 45 days, the Settlement Class Member should be credited with 2 months and receive a $100 claim value; 74 days = 2 months, 75 days = 3 months, etc.
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