Common use of Additions and Early Withdrawal Clause in Contracts

Additions and Early Withdrawal. No additions or amendments may be made to any CD. Insured Institutions impose a penalty on withdrawal of a CD prior to its maturity. However, no penalty will be charged for early withdrawal upon the death of an individual who is the sole account holder or joint account holder of the CD. This exception applies to an individual who is the named account holder as well as an individual who is the sole current mandatory or discretionary income beneficiary of a trust, including the sole current beneficiary of a unitrust or annuity trust. Written verification acceptable to the Insured Institution that issued the CD may be required in such an event. We will inform you of the early withdrawal penalties applicable to your CDs when you submit funds for placement. For a CD with a term of 4 or 13 weeks, the early withdrawal penalty is equal to 28 or 90 days, respectively, of simple interest calculated at the CD rate. The penalties for early withdrawal of 4 or 13 week CDs are equivalent to substantially all of the interest that would have been earned over the full term and will invade principal. For a CD with a term of 26 weeks or longer, the early withdrawal penalty is equal to simple interest calculated at the CD rate for approximately half the number of days in the full term. The penalties for early withdrawal of CDs with a term of 26 weeks and longer are equivalent to half of the interest that would have been earned over the full term and may invade principal. The current schedule of products available and applicable early withdrawal penalties may be viewed at xxx.XXXXX.xxx/xxxxxxxx. Pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, the beneficiary of an Individual Retirement Account (“XXX”) (but not a Xxxx XXX) may incur a penalty if the beneficiary does not begin making withdrawals from the XXX after age 70-1/2. A CD held in an XXX is not eligible for early withdrawal without penalty simply because the beneficiary must withdraw the CD to avoid a tax penalty. Early withdrawal of a CD may be made only in whole, not in part. You may request early withdrawal by contacting us, at which time you may specify which of your CDs you would like us to withdraw. If you choose not to specify which of your CDs to withdraw, early withdrawals will be made using an automated process that generates random selections based on amount. In general, early withdrawal proceeds will be available to you two business days after we receive your early withdrawal request. Neither we nor Promontory will advance funds in connection with early withdrawals, and early withdrawal proceeds will not be available to you until they are paid to us by the Insured Institution that issued the CD being withdrawn.

Additions and Early Withdrawal. No additions or amendments may be made to any CD. Insured Institutions impose a penalty on withdrawal of a CD prior to its maturity. However, no penalty will be charged for early withdrawal upon the death of an individual who is the sole account holder or joint account holder of the CD. This exception applies to an individual who is the named account holder as well as an individual who is the sole current mandatory or discretionary income beneficiary of a trust, including the sole current beneficiary of a unitrust or annuity trust. Written verification acceptable to the Insured Institution that issued the CD may be required in such an event. We will inform you of the early withdrawal penalties applicable to your CDs when you submit funds for placement. For a CD with a term of 4 or 13 weeks, the early withdrawal penalty is equal to 28 or 90 days, respectively, of simple interest calculated at the CD rate. The penalties for early withdrawal of 4 or 13 week CDs are equivalent to substantially all of the interest that would have been earned over the full term and will invade principal. For a CD with a term of 26 weeks or longer, the early withdrawal penalty is equal to simple interest calculated at the CD rate for approximately half the number of days in the full term. The penalties for early withdrawal of CDs with a term of 26 weeks and longer are equivalent to half of the interest that would have been earned over the full term and may invade principal. The current schedule of products available and applicable early withdrawal penalties may be viewed at xxx.XXXXX.xxx/xxxxxxxx. Pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, the beneficiary of an Individual Retirement Account (“XXXIRA”) (but not a Xxxx XXX) may incur a penalty if the beneficiary does not begin making withdrawals from the XXX IRA after age 70-1/2. A CD held in an XXX IRA is not eligible for early withdrawal without penalty simply because the beneficiary must withdraw the CD to avoid a tax penalty. Early withdrawal of a CD may be made only in whole, not in part. You may request early withdrawal by contacting us, at which time you may specify which of your CDs you would like us to withdraw. If you choose not to specify which of your CDs to withdraw, early withdrawals will be made using an automated process that generates random selections based on amount. In general, early withdrawal proceeds will be available to you two business days after we receive your early withdrawal request. Neither we nor Promontory will advance funds in connection with early withdrawals, and early withdrawal proceeds will not be available to you until they are paid to us by the Insured Institution that issued the CD being withdrawn.

Additions and Early Withdrawal. No additions or amendments may be made to any CD. Insured Institutions impose a penalty on withdrawal with- drawal of a CD prior to its maturity. However, no penalty will be charged for early withdrawal upon the death of an individual who is the sole account holder or joint account holder of the CD. This exception applies to an individual who is the named account holder as well as an individual who is the sole current mandatory or discretionary income beneficiary of a trust, including the sole current beneficiary of a unitrust or annuity trust. Written verification ver- ification acceptable to the Insured Institution that issued the CD may be required in such an event. We will inform you of the early withdrawal penalties penalty applicable to your CDs when you submit funds for placement. For a CD with a term of 4 or 13 weeks, the early withdrawal penalty is equal to 28 or 90 days, respectively, of simple interest calculated at the CD rate. The penalties for early withdrawal of 4 or 13 week CDs are equivalent to substantially all of the interest that would have been earned over the full term and will invade principal. For a CD with a term of 26 weeks or longer, the early withdrawal penalty is equal to simple interest calculated at the CD rate for approximately half the number of days in the full term. The penalties for early withdrawal with- drawal of CDs with a term of 26 weeks and longer are equivalent to half of the interest that would have been earned over the full term and may invade principal. The current schedule of products available and applicable early withdrawal penalties may be viewed at xxx.XXXXX.xxx/xxxxxxxxxxx.XXXXX.xxx\products. Pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, the beneficiary of an Individual Retirement Account (“XXXIRA”) (but not a Xxxx XXX) may incur a penalty if the beneficiary does not begin making withdrawals from the XXX IRA after age 70-1/2. A CD held in an XXX IRA is not eligible for early withdrawal without penalty simply because the beneficiary must withdraw the CD to avoid a tax penalty. Early withdrawal of a CD may be made only in whole, not in part. You may request early withdrawal by contacting us, at which time you may specify which of your CDs you would like us to withdraw. If you choose not to specify which of your CDs to withdraw, early withdrawals will be made using an automated process that generates random selections based on amount. In general, early withdrawal proceeds pro- ceeds will be available to you two business days after we receive your early withdrawal with- drawal request. Neither we nor Promontory will advance funds in connection with early withdrawalswith- drawals, and early withdrawal proceeds will not be available to you until they are paid to us by the Insured Institution that issued the CD being withdrawn.