Common use of Annual Payments Clause in Contracts

Annual Payments. The amount of the income (which must be between the Minimum Amount and the Maximum Amount) paid to the Annuitant during a Fiscal Year must be set by the Annuitant each year by notifying the Trustee of the amount no later than January 1 of such Fiscal year. Such notice expires on December 31 of such Fiscal year. If the Annuitant does not thereby notify the Trustee, the Annuitant will be deemed to have decided to receive the Minimum Amount with respect to such year and the Trustee will thereby pay the Minimum Amount out of the Fund in such year. For greater certainty, the Trustee does not agree to any interval of more than a year;

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: And Disclosure of Personal, nbdb.ca, nbdb.ca

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Annual Payments. The amount of the income (which must be between the Minimum Amount and the Maximum Amount) paid to the Annuitant during a Fiscal Year must be set decided by the Annuitant each year by notifying the Trustee of the amount no later than January 1 1st of such Fiscal year. Such notice expires on December 31 31st of such Fiscal year. If the Annuitant does not thereby notify the Trustee, the Annuitant will be deemed to have decided to receive the Minimum Amount with respect to such year and the Trustee will thereby pay the Minimum Amount out of the Fund in such year. For greater certainty, the Trustee does not agree to any interval of more than a year;

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: And Disclosure of Personal, nbdb.ca, nbdb.ca

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