Spouse and Dependent Insurance Sample Clauses

Spouse and Dependent Insurance. The annual experience calculation for the spouse and dependent insurance plan shall begin with a determination of all charges to the plan. Pursuant to Exhibit B of this agreement (Claim Charges), claim charges shall include items L and M (death claims), item N (living benefit claims) and item O (conversion charge), and the total of these charges shall be reduced by any catastrophic loss for the POLICY YEAR to produce the net claim charge for the POLICY YEAR. To the net claim charge shall be added the STATE internal administration expense, the STATE premium taxes, the MINNESOTA LIFE expense charge and the risk charge. If the sum of all charges to the plan is less than the sum of the premium and the interest credits reduced by any prior deficits accumulated at interest, the excess shall be deposited in the stabilization reserve. If the sum of all charges is greater than the sum of the premium and the interest credits, the premium deficiency shall be withdrawn from the stabilization reserve. If the premium deficiency exceeds the balance in the stabilization reserve, the remainder shall be carried forward as a deficit charge against the stabilization reserve. EXHIBIT B CLAIM CHARGES Except as provided under Section 4.5 and Exhibit F of this agreement (Stop-Loss Provision), claim charges attributable to a POLICY YEAR shall be equal to the sum of the following items:
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Spouse and Dependent Insurance. On each policy anniversary, interest credits and charges on the spouse and dependent insurance plan shall be calculated at the interest rates declared by MINNESOTA LIFE on the following basis: Interest credits on premiums calculated from their average date of payment to MINNESOTA LIFE during the POLICY YEAR until the last day of the POLICY YEAR. Interest charges on spouse and dependent death and living benefit claims and interest on such claims paid during the POLICY YEAR, calculated from their average date of payment during the POLICY YEAR until the last day of the POLICY YEAR. Interest charges on the MINNESOTA LIFE expense charge, the STATE internal administration expense charge, the actuarial service charge, the STATE premium taxes, the risk charge, and the conversion charge during the POLICY YEAR, calculated from July 1 of the POLICY YEAR until the last day of the POLICY YEAR on the assumption that, on the average, these charges are incurred on July 1 of the POLICY YEAR. Interest credits on the withdrawals from the stabilization reserve as specified in Exhibit A of this agreement (Annual Experience Calculation), calculated from the average date of payment calculated in "B" above until the last day of the POLICY YEAR. EMPLOYER AVIATION AD&D INSURANCE On each policy anniversary, interest credits and charges on the EMPLOYER AVIATION AD&D INSURANCE plan shall be calculated at the interest rates declared by MINNESOTA LIFE on the following basis: Interest credits on premiums calculated from the date of payment to MINNESOTA LIFE during the POLICY YEAR until the last day of the POLICY YEAR. Interest charges on employer aviation AD&D claims and interest on such claims paid during the POLICY YEAR, calculated from their average date of payment during the POLICY YEAR until the last day of the POLICY YEAR. Interest charges on the STATE premium taxes and the risk charge during the POLICY YEAR, calculated from July 1 of the POLICY YEAR until the last day of the POLICY YEAR on the assumption that, on the average, these charges are incurred on July 1 of the POLICY YEAR. Interest credits on the withdrawals from the stabilization reserve as specified in Exhibit A of this agreement (Annual Experience Calculation), calculated from the average date of payment calculated in "B" above until the last day of the POLICY YEAR. EXHIBIT I PERFORMANCE STANDARDS AND PENALTIES QUANTITATIVE STANDARDS PENALTY PERFORMANCE MEASURE For each whole percentage point below the performance stan...
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