Premium credit definition

Premium credit means the monthly amount paid by the AHCA per enrollee in the FHIX toward health benefits coverage;

Premium credit means the monthly amount paid by the

Premium credit. The amount We add to Your Certificate Value with each Purchase Payment. For each Purchase Payment You make under this Certificate, the associated Premium Credit is determined as a percentage of that Purchase Payment, using the percentage formula as shown on the Certificate Schedule. The Premium Credit is not considered a "Purchase Payment" under the Certificate.

Examples of Premium credit in a sentence

• Premium credit can be determined by subtracting the replaced premium from the new premium.• Conversion of a permanent product to a permanent product is to be treated as a replacement for MDRT purposes.

• Does not apply to Form 8, remodeled or restored homes.• All Forms, except 4 & 6: Deductible Factors: $250 ded.-1.00; $500 ded.-0.91; $1000 ded.-0.79; $2500 ded.-0.62.• Protective Device Credit: Premium credit for all protection classifications & territories; Credit varies 1%-15%.• Eff.

• Long-term endowment riders (16 or more years) to life insurance policies are eligible for 100 percent of first-year premium credit in the Risk-Protection category.• Premium credit for pensions is based on the product used to fund the pension (life insurance, annuities, mutual funds, etc.) which determines whether it receives Risk-Protection or Other Products credit.

• Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this Policy; if any amount due in terms of the Premium credit facility in respect of this Policy is not paid by no later than 14 (fourteen) days after due date for payment thereof, then this Policy shall thereupon be cancelled without further notice to the Insured with immediate effect.

• Premium credit can be determined by subtracting the replaced premium from the new premium. Conversion of a permanent product to a permanent product is to be treated as a replacement for MDRT purposes.

• Long-term endowment riders (16 or more years) to life insurance policies are eligible for 100 percent of first-year premium credit in the Unlimited Credit category.• Premium credit for pensions is based on the product used to fund the pension (life insurance, annuities, mutual funds, etc.) which determines whether it receives Unlimited or Limited Credit.

• A Premium credit means you will not be required to pay your Premium or a portion of your Premium for a specified period of time.

• A Premium credit means you will not be required to pay your Premium or a portion of your Premium for a specified period.

• Long-term endowment riders (16 or more years) to life insurance policies are eligible for 100% of first-year premium credit in the Risk-Protection category.• Premium credit for pensions is based on the product used to fund the pension (life insurance, annuities, mutual funds, etc.) which determines whether it receives Risk-Protection or Other Products credit.

• Long-term endowment riders (16 or more years) to life insurance policies are eligible for 100 percent of first-year premium credit in the Unlimited Credit category. Premium credit for pensions is based on the product used to fund the pension (life insurance, annuities, mutual funds, etc.) which determines whether it receives Unlimited or Limited Credit.

More Definitions of Premium credit

Premium credit means an amount in addition to the Premium payment which we add to the Contract’s Accumulation Value at the time that Premium is paid. Premium Credits are not considered Premium but are considered part of earnings under the Contract. Premium Tax means any tax or fee imposed or levied by any state government or political subdivision thereof on us in connection with the Premium you pay for this Contract. Proof of Death means a certified copy of a death certificate, a certified copy of a statement of death from the attending physician, a finding of a court of competent jurisdiction as to the cause of death, or any other proof satisfactory to us. Riders are attachments to this Contract that add, change or supersede its terms or provisions. The Right to Examine Period is the period stated in the “Right to Examine This Contract” provision on the first page of this Contract during which you have the right to cancel or void the Contract. The Specially Designated Variable Sub-account is a Variable Sub-account that is used as a “holding” account or for similar administrative purposes as provided in the provisions of this Contract. The Specially Designated Variable Sub-account is designated by us and is identified in the Contract Schedule. Surrender means a transaction in which the full Cash Surrender Value is taken from the Contract. In the event of a Surrender, the Contract will terminate and be of no further value. A Valuation Period is the time from the close of regular trading on the NYSE on one Business Day to the close of regular trading on the next succeeding Business Day. The Variable Separate Account is an account established by us to hold assets funding the variable benefits for this and other variable annuity or variable life insurance contracts. The Variable Separate Account is named on the first page of this Contract. Variable Sub-accounts are subdivisions of the Variable Separate Account. Variable Sub-accounts are used to determine the allocation of the Contract’s assets within the Variable Separate Account. A Withdrawal is a transaction in which only a portion of the Cash Surrender Value is taken from the Contract.

Premium credit means the monthly amount paid by the 614 agency per enrollee in the Florida Health Insurance