Terminal Age definition

Terminal Age means age 65 exact for all Life Cover and 62 exact for Terminal Illness Cover for all members.

Examples of Terminal Age in a sentence

  • The Monthly Indemnity continues to be payable while the employee remains totally disabled in accordance with these definitions, but not beyond the Terminal Age.

  • Permanent employees shall be covered by a Long Term Disability (LTD) group insurance plan whereby eligible employees will receive a monthly indemnity equivalent to 75% of their regular wages less primary CPP offsets, to a maximum taxable benefit of two thousand five hundred ($2,500.00) dollars per month, commencing one month after the completion of an "Elimination Period" of 17 weeks, until the Terminal Age of sixty-five (65).