Examples of Transfer Accounts in a sentence
Permitted Transfers will only be effected once adequate Collateral is available (which may be as a consequence of margin forbearance or the transfer of an Associated Collateral Balance) in respect of both Transfer Accounts affected by the transfer.
The Credit Limit of your Card Account shall be reduced by an amount equivalent to the total outstanding Balance Transfers in your Balance Transfer Account(s) from time to time.
Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement, we reserve the right to terminate the BT Facility and any Balance Transfer Account(s) without prior notice and without assigning reason therefor and you shall forthwith on demand repay all monies owing under the affected Balance Transfer Account(s).
You shall be fully liable to us for any and all amounts charged to and/or debited from your Balance Transfer Account(s).
As soon as practicable after the date the Trustee receives a Transfer Contribution, there shall be credited to one or more Transfer Accounts of each Participant the total amount received from the respective accounts of such Participant in the transferring qualified retirement plan.
The Customer will be responsible for any Liabilities resulting from a failure of the Transfer Agent to provide accurate and timely information to the Bank regarding the Transfer Accounts.
Customer will be responsible for any Liabilities resulting from a failure or delay of the Transfer Agent to provide accurate and timely information to the Bank regarding the Transfer Accounts.
The Customer will be responsible for any Transfer Account Liabilities resulting from a failure of the Transfer Agent to provide accurate and timely information to the Bank regarding the Transfer Accounts.
As soon as practicable after the date the Trustee receives a Transfer Contribution, there will be credited to one or more Transfer Accounts of each Participant the total amount received from the respective accounts of such Participant in the transferring qualified retirement plan.
To give all this empirical context, Figure 1 uses arrows to plot average ages of earning labor income and consuming in many countries all around the world2, and also in two contemporary hunter-gatherer 2 These data come from the National Transfer Accounts project (see Lee and Mason et al, 2011, and United Nations Population Division, 2013), which was inspired in part by Samuelson (1958).