Common use of Married on Early Retirement Date Clause in Contracts

Married on Early Retirement Date. If Employee is married on his Early Retirement Date, Employee's Early Retirement Benefit shall be: 50% times Final Average Pay multiplied by the applicable percentage as set forth in the following schedule: Age at which 62 61 60 Early Retirement Benefits Commence Applicable Percentage 100% 90 80 payable annually for the life of Employee with 50% of such amount continuing after Employee's death to his spouse for her life. Payments shall commence as soon as administratively practicable following Employee's Early Retirement Date, and subsequent payments shall be made as soon as administrative practicable following each anniversary of Employee's Early Retirement Date (payments shall not, however, commence earlier than the date permitted by federal law). Solely for purposes of this Section 5.2, "Spouse" shall mean the spouse to whom Employee is married on his Early Retirement Date (regardless of whether that is the same spouse to whom he is married on his date of death), unless the Corporation is directed by a court of competent jurisdiction to treat someone else as Employee's "spouse." If the spouse to whom Employee is married on his Early Retirement Date does not survive Employee, no survivor death benefit shall be payable under this Section 5.2, without regard to whether employee is married on his date of death.

Married on Early Retirement Date. If Employee is married on his Early Retirement Date, Employee's Early Retirement Benefit shall be: 50% times Final Average Pay multiplied by the applicable percentage as set forth in the following schedule: Age at which 64 63 62 61 60 Early Retirement Benefits Commence Applicable Percentage 10090% 90 80 60 40 20 payable annually for the life of Employee with 50% of such amount continuing after Employee's death to his spouse for her life. Payments shall commence as soon as administratively practicable following Employee's Early Retirement Date, and subsequent payments shall be made as soon as administrative practicable following each anniversary of Employee's Early Retirement Date (payments shall not, however, commence earlier than the date permitted by federal law). Solely for purposes of this Section 5.2, "Spouse" shall mean the spouse to whom Employee is married on his Early Retirement Date (regardless of whether that is the same spouse to whom he is married on his date of death), unless the Corporation is directed by a court of competent jurisdiction to treat someone else as Employee's "spouse." If the spouse to whom Employee is married on his Early Retirement Date does not survive Employee, no survivor death benefit shall be payable under this Section 5.2, without regard to whether employee is married on his date of death.

Married on Early Retirement Date. If Employee is married on his Early Retirement Date, Employee's Early Retirement Benefit shall be: 50% times Final Average Pay multiplied by the applicable percentage as set forth in the following schedule: Age at which 62 61 60 Early Retirement Benefits Commence 62 61 60 Applicable Percentage 100% 90 80 90% 80% payable annually for the life of Employee with 50% of such amount continuing after Employee's death to his spouse for her life. Payments shall commence as soon as administratively practicable following Employee's Early Retirement Date, and subsequent payments shall be made as soon as administrative practicable following each anniversary of Employee's Early Retirement Date (payments shall not, however, commence earlier than the date permitted by federal law). Solely for purposes of this Section 5.2, "Spouse" shall mean the spouse to whom Employee is married on his Early Retirement Date (regardless of whether that is the same spouse to whom he is married on his date of death), unless the Corporation is directed by a court of competent jurisdiction to treat someone else as Employee's "spouse." If the spouse to whom Employee is married on his Early Retirement Date does not survive Employee, no survivor death benefit shall be payable under this Section 5.2, without regard to whether employee is married on his date of death.