Insurance Fee definition

Insurance Fee means the premium payable to the Insurer in order to provide the add-on group insurance benefit to the Customer. It is clarified that the Insurance Fee shall be for the purposes of providing the add-on benefit and is provided at cost/actual.

Insurance Fee means a fee charged by Sun Life to the Fund or to you for providing the Maturity Benefit under the Contract, as described in Section 10.1 of the Contract. For greater certainty, the LWA Base Fee is not an Insurance Fee since the Guaranteed Lifetime Withdrawal Benefit is not a Maturity Benefit;

Insurance Fee means a fee charged by Sun Life to the Fund or to you for providing the Maturity Benefit under the Contract, as described in Section 10.1 of the Contract.

Examples of Insurance Fee in a sentence

• Long Term Care Disability Insurance Fee shb.umn.edu Health Sciences students, which includes the School of Public Health, enrolled in a qualifying Health Sciences program will be automatically covered under a group Long Term Disability plan while a student.

• Long Term Care Disability Insurance Fee shb.umn.edu/students-and-scholars/ahc-disabilityAcademic Health Center students (which includes the School of Public Health), enrolled in a qualifying AHC program, will be automatically covered under a group Long Term Disability plan while a student.

• The Board of Directors is authorized to levy a Catastrophic Insurance Fee as a condition of membership to pay the premium of a statewide catastrophic insurance plan (which may include disability, medical and liability benefits) to cover all students while practicing for and/or participating in interscholastic activities and athletic programs of member schools.

• Long Term Care Disability Insurance Fee shb.umn.edu/students-and-scholars/ahc-disabilityAcademic Health Center students, which includes the School of Public Health, enrolled in a qualifying AHC program will be automatically covered under a group Long Term Disability plan while a student.

• See Sara Schaefer Munoz, RBS Likely to Pay Higher Insurance Fee, Wall Street Journal (Nov.

More Definitions of Insurance Fee

Insurance Fee means an amount charged by the insurer with respect to the provision of insurance features of the IVIC.

Insurance Fee means the mandatory fee paid by the Seller on all sold Lots with the exception of V Lots and referred to in the Consignment Agreement Form, being 1.5% of the Hammer Price, plus GST.

Insurance Fee means for any Distribution Date, an amount equal to the Premium, as defined in the Premium Side Letter Agreement.

Insurance Fee. A fee of 5% will be charged for all service provided.

Insurance Fee. A fee of 5% will be charged for all service provided. As explained in Section 5(c) of the Terms and Conditions, CUSTOMER has certain obligations regarding reconstruction of lost, damaged, or destroyed checks. If CUSTOMER prefers to opt-out of these reconstruction obligations, CUSTOMER must decline by initialing the box below. If CUSTOMER does NOT agree to reconstruction obligations or cannot meet its reconstruction obligations contained within Section 5(c), LOOMIS’ liability for all checks contained within the shipment is limited to Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) regardless of the face value of the checks in shipment.

Insurance Fee. A fee of 8% will be assessed to all services provided within this Agreement.

Insurance Fee. All customers will be charged an insurance fee at the current rate of: 3.95% of the invoice total Holiday Service Fee: A fee of $65.00 will be charged for the service provided on those Holidays as listed in Section 11.