Common use of Make contributions Clause in Contracts

Make contributions. The Insurer does not accept cash contributions. You may make the following contributions (subject to limitations set out in the latest relevant form) in South African rands: • Initial or additional lump sums by electronic fund transfer. • Electronic collection of lump sums (once-off debits). • Cheque deposit. • Recurring monthly contributions by debit order. You must make sure that you make your contribution to us, or that your contribution is available in your bank account for collection via debit order, prior to us processing your instructions. We will not process any debit orders from a ‘blocked rand’ or ‘non-resident transferable’ bank account. The minimum contribution for your policy is in the investment form and may change from time to time. You may stop making contributions to the policy at any time.

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Sources: Investment Agreement

Make contributions. The Insurer does not accept cash contributions. You may make the following contributions (subject to limitations set out in the latest relevant form) in South African rands: • Initial or additional lump sums by electronic fund transfer. • Electronic collection of lump sums (once-off debits). • Cheque deposit. • Recurring monthly contributions by debit order. You must make sure that you make your contribution to us, or that your contribution is available in your bank account for collection via debit order, prior to us processing your instructions. We will not process any debit orders withdrawals or income distributions to or from a ‘blocked rand’ or non-resident transferable’ South African bank account. The minimum contribution for your policy is in the investment form and may change from time to time. You may stop making contributions to the policy at any time.

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Sources: Investment Agreement

Make contributions. The Insurer does We do not accept cash contributions. You may make the following contributions (subject to limitations set out in the latest relevant form) in South African rands: • Initial or additional lump sums by electronic fund transferinternet transfer (payment by EFT). • Electronic collection of lump sums (once-off debits). • Cheque deposit. • Recurring monthly contributions by debit order. You must make sure that you make your contribution to us, or that your contribution is available in your bank account for collection via debit order, prior to us processing your instructions. We will not process any debit orders orders, withdrawals or income distributions to or from a ‘blocked rand’ or non-resident transferable’ South African bank account. The minimum contribution for your policy amount is disclosed in the investment form forms and may change from time to time. You may stop making contributions to the policy at any time.

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Sources: Investment Agreement