METLIFE Sample Clauses

METLIFE. In addition to the compensation to the retail BD, MetLife agrees to pay to the Wholesaler an additional allowance equal to 22.5% of target premium in the FIRST Year Renewal Allowance UL (01) and UL1 % of Renewal Premium Years 2-4 Years 5-10 -------------------------------- -------------- --------------- Target $0 - $499,999 3% 2.25% -------------------------------- -------------- --------------- Target $500,000 - $2.0 Mil 3.75% 2.25% -------------------------------- -------------- --------------- Target $ >2.0 Mil 4.5% 2.25% -------------------------------- -------------- --------------- EXHIBIT B Schedule of Fixed Product and Compensation EXHIBIT C Rewritten Business (RWB) Commission Rules (formerly, Replacement Commission Rules) Effective June 1, 2002 Note: Notwithstanding the rules below, no FYC will be payable on internal replacements or switches that are undisclosed, which includes all internal replacements or switches for which disclosure is required by either state regulation or GAD rules.
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METLIFE. In addition to the compensation to the retail BD, MetLife agrees to pay to the Wholesaler an additional allowance equal to 22.5% of target premium in the FIRST Year Renewal Allowance UL (01) and UL1 % of Renewal Premium Years 2-4 Years 5-10 --------- ---------- Target $0 - $499,999 3% 2.25% Target $500,000 - $2.0 Mil 3.75% 2.25% Target $ >2.0 Mil 4.5% 2.25% EXHIBIT B SCHEDULE OF FIXED PRODUCT AND COMPENSATION EXHIBIT C REWRITTEN BUSINESS (RWB) COMMISSION RULES (formerly, Replacement Commission Rules) EFFECTIVE JUNE 1, 2002 Note: Notwithstanding the rules below, no FYC will be payable on internal replacements or switches that are undisclosed, which includes all internal replacements or switches for which disclosure is required by either state regulation or GAD rules.
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METLIFE. Pensions Benefit Consultant, 2004 - 2006 (MetLife Internal Promotion)  Managed special reconciliation projects  Researched aged data and billing issues  Performed data and financial audits  Generated and analyzed daily, weekly, and monthly ad hoc reports Achievements: Utilized web databases (ie: Lexus Nexus) to research incomplete system data, resulting in reconciliation of $1M+ outstanding pension and annuity payables, significantly reduced aged deposit payment system discrepancies by providing recon analysis and working with each team to resolve their respective discrepancies, successfully reconciled 2005 key account from archived paper copies (600+ pages) and recreated digital versions to comply with current and future audit requirements. MetLife Special Project Assistant to VP of xXxxxxxxx, 2003 - 2004  Provided administrative and research support to VP and IT team  Proofread all outgoing internal and external correspondences  Created weekly and monthly reports and metrics Achievements: Designed and implemented intranet eNewsletter, managed web content, edited and formatted monthly newsletter contributions, created interactive web demos of proposed new portals, tested new software and documented findings in Test Director, created PowerPoint presentations, and managed special projects as needed. Education/ Training International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA), 2014
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METLIFE. METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY (A Mutual Company Incorporated In New York State) Xxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx - Xxx Xxxx, Xxx Xxxx 00000-3690 MULTIFUNDED ANNUITY CONTRACT This contract is a deferred annuity which qualifies under Section 401 of the Internal Revenue Code. It is a legal contract between you and MetLife that contains your benefits and rights and your beneficiary's rights in an easy to read Question and Answer format. Please read this contract carefully. CONTRACT DATE AUGUST 1, 1994 OWNER'S NAME TRUSTEE ANNUITANT'S NAME XXXX X. XXXXX CONTRACT NUMBER 070 384 349AB EGN NUMBER 00000001 SEPARATE ACCOUNT E ALL VALUES PROVIDED BY THIS CONTRACT WHICH ARE BASED ON THE INVESTMENT EXPERIENCE OF THE SEPARATE ACCOUNT ARE VARIABLE AND ARE NOT GUARANTEED AS TO AMOUNT. AVAILABLE SEPARATE ACCOUNT INVESTMENT DIVISIONS AS OF THE CONTRACT DATE ARE: GROWTH, INCOME, DIVERSIFIED, AGGRESSIVE GROWTH, INTERNATIONAL STOCK AND STOCK INDEX.
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METLIFE. The definition of and all references to “MetLife” in the Agreement shall now refer to MetLife Investment Management, LLC and MetLife Investment Management Limited, collectively (and for the avoidance of doubt, such definition and related references shall no longer include Metropolitan Life Insurance Company). 
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METLIFE. METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY A Mutual Company Incorporated in New York State ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Metropolitan Life Insurance Company will pay the amount of insurance and provide the other benefits of this policy according to its provisions. /s/ Louix X. Xxxxxx /s/ Robexx X. Xxxxxxxxx Louix X. Xxxxxx Robexx X. Xxxxxxxxx Vice President and Secretary President and Chief Operating Officer Insured ALLAX X XR0WN Specified Face Amount $6,500,000 AS OF MAR. 9, 1998 of Insurance Policy Number 983 990 506 UV Plan Flexible Premium Variable Life FLEXIBLE PREMIUM VARIABLE LIFE INSURANCE POLICY Life insurance payable if the insured dies before the Final Date of Policy. Cash Value, if any, less any policy loan and loan interest, payable on the Final Date. Adjustable death benefit. Premiums payable while the insured is alive and before the Final Date of Policy. Premiums must be sufficient to keep the policy in force. Not eligible for dividends. THE CASH VALUE IN EACH INVESTMENT DIVISION OF THE SEPARATE ACCOUNT IS BASED ON THE INVESTMENT EXPERIENCE OF THAT INVESTMENT DIVISION AND MAY INCREASE .OR DECREASE DAILY. IT IS NOT GUARANTEED AS TO DOLLAR AMOUNT. SEE THE SEPARATE ACCOUNT PROVISION ON PAGE 10. THE CASH VALUE IN THE FIXED ACCOUNT WILL BE CREDITED WITH INTEREST AT A GUARANTEED RATE SHOWN ON PAGE 3.1. WE MAY CREDIT ADDITIONAL INTEREST IN EXCESS OF THE GUARANTEED RATE. SEE THE FIXED ACCOUNT PROVISION ON PAGE 9. THE AMOUNT OR THE DURATION OF THE DEATH BENEFIT; OR BOTH, MAY BE VARIABLE OR FIXED AS DESCRIBED IN THIS POLICY. RIGHT TO EXAMINE POLICY-PLEASE READ THIS POLICY. YOU MAY RETURN IT TO US OR TO THE REPRESENTATIVE THROUGH WHOM YOU BOUGHT IT AT ANY TIME BEFORE THE LATER OF THE DATE WE RECEIVE YOUR SIGNED DELIVERY RECEIPT AND 10 DAYS FROM THE DATE THE POLICY WAS DELIVERED TO YOU. IF YOU RETURN THIS POLICY WITHIN THIS PERIOD, THE POLICY WILL BE VOID FROM THE BEGINNING. WE WILL REFUND ANY PREMIUM PAID. DURING THAT PERIOD, THE NET PREMIUM PAYMENTS ALLOCATED TO THE SEPARATE ACCOUNT WILL BE INVESTED IN THE MONEY MARKET PORTFOLIO. AT THE END OF THAT PERIOD, THE NET PREMIUM WILL BE INVESTED IN THE SEPARATE ACCOUNT AS DESIGNATED. See Table of Contents and Company address on the back cover. READ THIS POLICY CAREFULLY. This policy is a legal contract between the policy owner and Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
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METLIFE. PRE 1965 For this period, total portfolio rates were determined on a total company basis, except for 1963-64, when separate rates for the MetLife US and MetLife Canada were developed. Net investment income without capital gains was determined and capital gains rates were calculated for realized and unrealized gains separately. Any total portfolio rate calculated Actuarial Contribution Memorandum Page 5 November 16, 1999 482 applies to assets supporting both reserves and surplus.
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