FLAT EXTRA REINSURANCE PREMIUMS Sample Clauses

FLAT EXTRA REINSURANCE PREMIUMS. The flat extra reinsurance premium per $1,000 will be the product of flat extra premiums charged by THE COMPANY and the factors in the following table: Permanent Flat Extra Premiums (i.e., for more than 5 years duration) Renewal year .90 Temporary Flat Extra Premiums (i.e., for 5 years duration or less) All years .90
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FLAT EXTRA REINSURANCE PREMIUMS. The flat extra reinsurance premium per $1,000 will be the product of flat extra premiums charged by THE COMPANY and the factors in the following table: -------------------------------------------------------------- Permanent Flat Extra Premiums (i.e., for more than 5 years duration) -------------------------------------------------------------- First year .25 --------------------------- ---------------------------------- --------------------------- ---------------------------------- Renewal year .90 --------------------------- ---------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------- Temporary Flat Extra Premiums (i.e., for 5 years duration or less) -------------------------------------------------------------- All years .90 --------------------------- ----------------------------------
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FLAT EXTRA REINSURANCE PREMIUMS. The flat extra reinsurance premium per $1,000 will be the product of flat extra premiums charged by PRUCO and the factors in the following table: =============================================================== Permanent Flat Extra Premiums (i.e., for more than 5 years duration) --------------------------------------------------------------- First year .25 ----------------------------- --------------------------------- ----------------------------- --------------------------------- Renewal year .90 ============================= ================================= =============================================================== Temporary Flat Extra Premiums (i.e., for 5 years duration or less) --------------------------------------------------------------- All years .90 =================================== ===========================
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FLAT EXTRA REINSURANCE PREMIUMS. The flat extra reinsurance premium per $1,000 will be the product of flat extra premiums charged by PRUCO OF NJ and the factors in the following table: ==================================================== Permanent Flat Extra Premiums (i.e., for more than 5 years duration) ---------------------------------------------------- First year .25 ---------------------------------------------------- Renewal year .90 ==================================================== ==================================================== Temporary Flat Extra Premiums (i.e., for 5 years duration or less) ---------------------------------------------------- All years .90 ====================================================
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FLAT EXTRA REINSURANCE PREMIUMS. Each single life flat extra premium will be converted to THE COMPANY's flat extra premium for survivorship insurance. The flat extra reinsurance premium will be the product of THE COMPANY's flat extra for survivorship insurance and the factors in the following table: =================================================== Permanent Flat Extra Premiums (i.e., for more than 5 years duration) --------------------------------------------------- First year .25 ----------------------------- --------------------- ----------------------------- --------------------- Renewal year .90 ============================= ===================== =================================================== Temporary Flat Extra Premiums (i.e., for 5 years duration or less) --------------------------------------------------- All years .90 ============================= =====================
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FLAT EXTRA REINSURANCE PREMIUMS. The flat extra reinsurance premium per $1,000 will be the product of flat extra premiums charged by PRUCO OF NJ and the factors in the following table: ============================================================== Permanent Flat Extra Premiums (i.e., for more than 5 years duration) -------------------------------------------------------------- First year .25 -------------------------------------------------------------- Renewal year .90 ============================================================== ============================================================== Temporary Flat Extra Premiums (i.e., for 5 years duration or less) -------------------------------------------------------------- All years .90 ==============================================================
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FLAT EXTRA REINSURANCE PREMIUMS. This Agreement reinsures policies issued on a Guaranteed Issue basis, and as such, flat extras are not applicable.
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FLAT EXTRA REINSURANCE PREMIUMS. Flat extra reinsurance premiums shall be calculated as set out in Exhibit 8, Reinsurance Rates.
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