Qualification for Post-Secondary Education Subaccount Sample Clauses

Qualification for Post-Secondary Education Subaccount. 6.02 Treatment of Subaccounts 6.03 Modification of Plan Provisions Applying to Subaccounts
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Qualification for Post-Secondary Education Subaccount. An Employee may request that the Committee establish a Post-Secondary Education Subaccount for the Provision of the costs and expenses of providing post-secondary education for any person who is a Qualifying Student by duly completing, executing, and filing with the Committee such request on an appropriate form designated by the Committee. The Committee may condition its approval of any Post-Secondary Education Subaccount upon such evidence to the Committee as the Committee may deem appropriate. A separate Post-Secondary Education Subaccount shall be established for each Qualifying Student approved by the Committee. Each Post-Secondary Education Subaccount the Committee approves for an Employee shall be established as of the start of the calendar year following the calendar year during which the Committee’s approval occurs; provided however, that in the event the Committee’s approval for a Post-Secondary Education Subaccount occurs after December 14 of a calendar year, then such Post-Secondary Education Subaccount shall be established as of the start of the second calendar year following the calendar year during which such Committee approval occurred. The portion of an Employee’s Account not credited to one or more of his or her Post-Secondary Education Subaccounts is the Employee’s Retirement Subaccount.

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