Direct Accounts definition
Examples of Direct Accounts in a sentence
Price Services agrees that it will perform services set forth herein and on Schedule 1 of this Agreement, on behalf of the Fund, for Direct Accounts in accordance with all applicable rules and regulations, the Fund’s then-current prospectus and policies and procedures adopted by Price Services and the Funds (“Services”).
Price Services agrees that it will perform the services set forth herein and on Schedule 1 of this Agreement, on behalf of the Fund, for Direct Accounts in accordance with all applicable rules and regulations, the Fund’s then-current prospectus and policies and procedures adopted by Price Services and the Fund (“Services”).
Direct Accounts, NT3 Accounts and Trust Network Accounts are collectively referred to as "Permitted Accounts".
ACCOUNT SERVICE FEES: Open Account Fee Direct Accounts $10.75/account NSCC - Level III $8.50/account Closed Accounts $2.50/account ACTIVITY FEES: Telephone calls $3.00/call IRAs $2.00/plan IMPLEMENTATION CONVERSION FEES: Data mapping, conversion programming, data Fee waived conversion, two mock conversions, and a dress rehearsal.
You may also receive an official check from us for amounts in your Popular Direct Account(s) by making a request through secure email or U.S. mail.
If the funds in your Popular Direct Account(s) are insufficient to reimburse us fully, each owner and co-owner is jointly and severally liable to us for the balance.
Using a Popular Direct Account for Business Purposes Popular Direct Accounts are intended for consumer purposes only.
FDIC Insurance The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (“FDIC”), an agency of the United States government, insures funds in your Popular Direct Accounts at the Bank.
We will provisionally credit the deposit to your Popular Direct Account(s) as of the banking day on which we receive the deposit.
We are not responsible for any payment that is credited or not credited to your Popular Direct Account(s) as a result of the error or negligence of the government.