Total Purchase Payments definition
Examples of Total Purchase Payments in a sentence
Total Purchase Payments may not exceed $5,000,000 without the consent of the Company.
Total Purchase Payments cannot be greater than the Maximum Total Purchase Payments without our prior approval.
Total Purchase Payments cannot be greater than the Maximum Total Purchase Payments.
The Initial Purchase Payment cannot be greater than the Maximum Total Purchase Payments shown on the Contract Schedule.
The Initial Purchase Payment cannot be greater than the Maximum Total Purchase Payments shown on the Contract Schedule without our prior approval.
Total Purchase Payments to the Contract may not be greater than $1,000,000 without prior approval by the Company.
We reserve the right to limit total Purchase Payments into this Contract to the Maximum Total Purchase Payments shown on the Contract Specifications.
In determining whether You have reached the maximum amount allowed under the Maximum Total Purchase Payments per Owner, We include payments made to all deferred annuity contracts We have issued where You are an Owner.
The maximum amount allowed each contract year is based on Your Attained Age at the time of payment, subject to the Maximum Total Purchase Payments per Owner shown under Contract Data, unless We allow otherwise on a non-discriminatory basis.
Maximum Total Purchase Payments includes Purchase Payments made to all Our variable annuity contracts, including variable annuity contracts with an affiliated company, for which the Owner, Joint Owner or Annuitant is a measuring life.