Two-Life Income Stream Sample Clauses

Two-Life Income Stream. Under the Two-Life Income Stream, the LWA will be available each year commencing on the LWA Commencement Date and ending on the earlier of (a) the death of the Annuitant or the Second Life (which occurs later), and (b) the date on which the Contract is terminated. The Second Life must be the spouse or common-law partner of the Annuitant. If the Two-Life Income Stream is selected for a Non-Registered Contract, the Non-Registered Contract must be a Joint Annuitant Contract at the time of the selection with the Second Life (who must be the spouse or common-law partner of the Annuitant) named as joint Annuitant. If the Two-Life Income Stream is selected for a Registered Contract, the Second Life may continue the LWA payments following the death of the Annuitant provided certain conditions are satisfied. See Section 13.20 of the Contract for additional information.
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