RATES FOR SUBSTANDARD TABLE RATINGS Sample Clauses

RATES FOR SUBSTANDARD TABLE RATINGS. For substandard risks issued at table ratings, the standard rate will be multiplied by the appropriate mortality factor: Table Mortality Table Mortality Rating Factor Rating Factor -------- --------- -------- --------- 1 or A 125% 5 or E 225% 1 1/2 or AA 137.5% 6 or F 250% 2 or B 150% 8 or H 300% 2 1/2 or BB 162.5% 10 or J 350% 3 or C 175% 12 or L 400% 4 or D 200% 16 or P 500%
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RATES FOR SUBSTANDARD TABLE RATINGS. For substandard risks issued with table ratings, the allowances will be the same as those for the basic death benefit.
RATES FOR SUBSTANDARD TABLE RATINGS. For substandard risks issued at table ratings, the substandard extra rate will be multiplied by the [++++++++++] as used for the base plan.
RATES FOR SUBSTANDARD TABLE RATINGS. [Certain information excluded because it is both (a) not material and (b) would likely cause competitive harm if publicly disclosed] EXHIBIT C (Effective January 1, 2000) REINSURANCE RATES AND ALLOWANCES
RATES FOR SUBSTANDARD TABLE RATINGS. For substandard risks issued at table ratings, the standard rate will be multiplied by the appropriate mortality factor: [Redacted] Continued...
RATES FOR SUBSTANDARD TABLE RATINGS. For substandard risks issued at table ratings, the standard rate will be multiplied by the appropriate mortality factor as shown below. Table ratings are applied to the single life rate prior to blending. For Table T and Uninsurable ratings: (1) the other life must be rated standard through table D; (2) the survivorship rate will be the single life rate for the healthy life. Table Mortality Table Mortality Rating Factor Rating Factor ------ ------------------ ------------------ ------------------
RATES FOR SUBSTANDARD TABLE RATINGS. [Certain information excluded because it is both (a) not material and (b) would likely cause competitive harm if publicly disclosed] [Certain information excluded because it is both (a) not material and (b) would likely cause competitive harm if publicly disclosed]
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RATES FOR SUBSTANDARD TABLE RATINGS. For substandard risks issued at table ratings, the standard rate will be multiplied by the appropriate mortality factor as shown below. Table ratings are applied to the single life rate prior to blending. For Table T and Uninsurable ratings: (1) the other life must be rated standard through table D; (2) the survivorship rate will be the single life rate for the healthy life. ------------- -------------- ------------- -------------- Table Mortality Table Mortality Rating Factor Rating Factor ============= ============== ============= ============== ------------- -------------- ------------- --------------

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