Certificate Fee Adjustment for Subsequent Contributions and Excess Withdrawals Clause Samples

Certificate Fee Adjustment for Subsequent Contributions and Excess Withdrawals. A Certificate Fee Adjustment will be calculated for subsequent Contributions and Excess Withdrawals because this event will change the Coverage Base. The amount of this Certificate Fee Adjustment is calculated by multiplying A by B by C where: A = the amount of the subsequent Contribution or Excess Withdrawal; B = the applicable Certificate Fee Percentage; and C = the number of days remaining in the Certificate quarter divided by the number of days in the Certificate Year.
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Certificate Fee Adjustment for Subsequent Contributions and Excess Withdrawals. Subsequent Contributions or Excess Withdrawals that the Certificate Owner makes on other than a Calculation Date will be subject to a Certificate Fee Adjustment. A Certificate Fee Adjustment, either increasing the fee for Subsequent Contributions or decreasing the fee for Excess Withdrawals, will be calculated by multiplying: A x B x C, where: A = Either the Subsequent Contribution or the Excess Withdrawal, as applicable; B = The then applicable Certificate Fee Percentage; and C = The number of calendar days remaining in the Certificate quarter divided by the number of calendar days in the Certificate Year. If a Subsequent Contribution or Excess Withdrawal results in a change in the Investment Profile, an additional fee adjustment will be calculated by multiplying: A x B x C, where: A = The Fee Basis as of the date of the current Certificate Fee Adjustment calculation, reflecting any adjustments to the Fee Basis due to the Subsequent Contribution or Excess Withdrawal; B = The Certificate Fee Percentage based on the new Investment Profile or Eligible Strategy, as applicable, minus the Certificate Fee Percentage for the previous Investment Profile or Eligible Strategy, as applicable; and C = The number of days remaining in the Certificate quarter divided by the number of days in the Certificate Year. The sum of all necessary Certificate Fee Adjustments will be added to or subtracted from the Certificate Fee and will be due and payable on the next Calculation Date.
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