Accumulation Fund is the accounting record GLAIC will establish under this Policy as described in Section 1.2.
Accumulation Fund is the accounting record we establish under this Contract, as described in ss.2.01, for the Contract Payment set forth in the Schedule.
Accumulation Fund means the Fund by that name created in Section 4.01 hereof and further described in Section 4.08 hereof, including any Accounts and subaccounts created therein.
Examples of Accumulation Fund in a sentence
Other capitalized terms appearing in this Policy have the meanings indicated on the Policy’s face page or in the Accumulation Fund Schedule.
The Accumulation Fund is a general account record that reflects the Fund Balance under this Policy.
No adjustment will be made to the amount of such payment, unless such adjustment is specifically provided for in the Accumulation Fund Schedule.
To the extent that there is a conflict in terms between the Policy and the Accumulation Fund Schedule, the Accumulation Fund Schedule will control the conduct of the parties.
Interest is credited based upon the methodology specified in the Accumulation Fund Schedule.
More Definitions of Accumulation Fund
Accumulation Fund means the Capital Guaranteed Fund.
Accumulation Fund means a complying Accumulation Fund of the Employee's choice.
Accumulation Fund means the fund established by the Account Bank on behalf of the Issuer, held in the General Payments Account and credited to the Accumulation Fund Ledger and funded on the Issue Date with an amount equal to the Initial Fund Amount from the relevant portion of the Senior Loan.
Accumulation Fund means the New South Wales Coal and Oil Shale Mining Industry (Superannuation) Accumulation Fund referred to in the Restructuring Agreement.
Accumulation Fund means the accumulation fund described in Part 10 of Division B of the governing rules of the BHP Superannuation Fund.
Accumulation Fund means the Fund maintained under rule 2.2.
Accumulation Fund means a regulated superannuation fund that is not a defined benefit fund;