Common use of Accidental Death Benefit Clause in Contracts

Accidental Death Benefit. If you die while you are in service and your death is the natural and proximate result of an on-the- job accident, an accidental death benefit will be payable. You must be in service when you die in order for the accidental death benefit to be payable; otherwise, only a refund of your accumulated contributions will be payable to your designated beneficiary(ies). If you are married, your spouse will be entitled to an annual pension until he/she remarries or dies, equal to of your AFC. If you leave no surviving spouse, or if your surviving spouse remarries or dies, any of your dependent children under age 18 will be entitled to an annual pension equal to of your AFC. If you leave no dependent children under age 18, your dependent mother or dependent father will be entitled to an annual pension for life equal to of your AFC. If you leave no surviving spouse, no dependent children, or no dependent parents who are eligible for the pension described above, a lump sum payment equal to your base salary, any of your accrued benefits not paid at the time of death, and your accumulated contributions will be payable to your designated beneficiary(ies).

Accidental Death Benefit. If you die while you are in service and your death is the natural and proximate result of an on-the- the-job accident, an accidental death benefit will be payable. You must be in service when you die in order for the accidental death benefit to be payable; otherwise, only a refund of your accumulated contributions will be payable to your designated beneficiary(ies). If you are married, your spouse will be entitled to an annual pension until he/she remarries or dies, equal to 50% of your AFC. If you leave no surviving spouse, or if your surviving spouse remarries or dies, any of your dependent children under age 18 will be entitled to an annual pension equal to 50% of your AFC. If you leave no dependent children under age 18, your dependent mother or dependent father will be entitled to an annual pension for life equal to 50% of your AFC. If you leave no surviving spouse, no dependent children, or no dependent parents who are eligible for the pension described above, a lump sum payment equal to your base salary, any of your accrued benefits not paid at the time of death, and your accumulated contributions will be payable to your designated beneficiary(ies).

Accidental Death Benefit. If you die while you are in service and your death is the natural and proximate result of an onon -the-the- job accident, an accidental death benefit will be payable. You must be in service when you die in order for the accidental death benefit to be payable; otherwise, only a refund of your accumulated contributions will be payable to your designated beneficiary(ies). If you are married, your spouse will be entitled to an annual pension until he/she remarries or dies, equal to 50% of your AFC. If you leave no surviving spouse, or if your surviving spouse remarries or dies, any of your dependent children under age 18 will be entitled to an annual pension equal to 50% of your AFC. If you leave no dependent children under age 18, your dependent mother or dependent father will be entitled to an annual pension for life equal to 50% of your AFC. If you leave no surviving spouse, no dependent children, or no dependent parents who are eligible for the pension described above, a lump sum payment equal to your base salary, any of your accrued benefits not paid at the time of death, and your accumulated contributions will be payable to your designated beneficiary(ies).