GUARANTEED INTEREST ACCOUNT definition
Examples of GUARANTEED INTEREST ACCOUNT in a sentence
THE VALUATION OF SUB-ACCOUNTS AND GUARANTEED INTEREST ACCOUNT The values and benefits of the GIA are not less than those required by the laws of the state where this contract is delivered.
GUARANTEED INTEREST ACCOUNT (GIA) This contract also contains a Guaranteed Interest Account (GIA) to which premium payments may be allocated.
Form 15208-95 TRANSFERS FROM THE GUARANTEED INTEREST ACCOUNT Once during the first 30 days of each Contract Year, you may transfer amounts from the Guaranteed Interest Account.
GUARANTEED INTEREST ACCOUNT (GIA) This policy also contains a Guaranteed Interest Account (GIA) to which premium payments may be allocated.
In the event the Privacy Shield does not apply to the transfer, is not accepted as a valid transfer mechanism under Data Protection Laws, is invalidated and/or Ditat is no longer certified under Privacy Shield, Ditat agrees to abide by and process the Client Data in compliance with the Model Clauses, which are incorporated by reference and form an integral part of this DPA.
UPON CANCELLATION, LNL WILL RETURN THE VALUE OF ANY GROSS PURCHASE PAYMENTS MADE TO THE VARIABLE ACCOUNT, THE GUARANTEED INTEREST ACCOUNT AND/OR THE DCA FIXED ACCOUNT OF THE CONTRACT.
DETERMINATION OF THE VALUE OF THE GUARANTEED INTEREST ACCOUNT ("GIA") The value under the contract of the GIA is equal to the sum of all premium or transfer amounts applied to the GIA and all interest earned on these amounts less amounts withdrawn or transferred from this account and amounts used as payment of the Annual Administrative Charge.
PAYMENTS AND VALUES BASED ON THE GUARANTEED INTEREST ACCOUNT (INCLUDING TRANSFERS, WITHDRAWALS, SURRENDER, AND/OR ANNUITIZATION) MAY BE SUBJECT TO A MARKET VALUE ADJUSTMENT, WHICH MAY RESULT IN UPWARD OR DOWNWARD ADJUSTMENTS IN AMOUNTS PAYABLE TO THE OWNER.
LONG-TERM GUARANTEED INTEREST ACCOUNT (LT-GIA) This policy also contains a Long Term Guaranteed Interest Account (LT-GIA) to which premium payments may be allocated.