Age Factor definition

Age Factor means the following factors:
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Age Factor. (年齡因數) means the multiplier specified in column 2 of the Table below opposite the deceased's age at the time of his death as shown in column 1-
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Examples of Age Factor in a sentence

  • Age Factor ------------------------------------------ 40 2.50 58 1.38 41 2.43 59 1.34 42 2.36 60 1.30 43 2.29 61 1.28 44 2.22 62 1.26 45 2.15 63 1.24 46 2.09 64 1.22 47 2.03 65 1.20 48 1.97 66 1.19 49 1.91 67 1.18 50 1.85 68 1.17 51 1.78 69 1.16 52 1.71 70 1.15 53 1.64 71 1.13 54 1.57 72 1.11 55 1.50 73 1.09 56 1.46 74 1.07 57 1.42 75 1.05 The Death Benefit Factor for all Attained Ages below 40 is 2.50.

  • The Age Factor is derived from Schedule 1 based on the following interest rate: o(i)7.50% o(ii)8.00% o(iii)8.50% Thus, the allocation of the Employer Base Contribution to a Participant’s Employer Active Account shall equal the total Employer Base Contribution multiplied by a fraction the numerator of which is the eligible Participant’s allocation factor and the denominator of which is the sum of the Allocation Factors of all eligible Participants.

  • Age Factor ----------------------------------------------- 40 2.50 58 1.38 41 2.43 59 1.34 42 2.36 60 1.30 43 2.29 61 1.28 44 2.22 62 1.26 45 2.15 63 1.24 46 2.09 64 1.22 47 2.03 65 1.20 48 1.97 66 1.19 49 1.91 67 1.18 50 1.85 68 1.17 51 1.78 69 1.16 52 1.71 70 1.15 53 1.64 71 1.13 54 1.57 72 1.11 55 1.50 73 1.09 56 1.46 74 1.07 57 1.42 75 1.05 The Death Benefit Factor for all Attained Ages below 40 is 2.50.

  • The Age Factor is derived from Schedule I based on the following interest rate: o 7.50% o 8.00% o 8.50% Thus, the allocation of the Employer Base Contribution to a Participant’s Employer Active Account shall equal the total Employer Base Contribution multiplied by a fraction the numerator of which is the Covered Participant’s allocation factor and the denominator of which is the sum of the Allocation Factors of all Covered Participants.

  • The Allocation Factor shall be equal to the product of the Participant’s Age Factor and the Covered Participant’s Compensation.

  • Age Factor -------------------------------------------------------- 40 2.50 58 1.38 41 2.43 59 1.34 42 2.36 60 1.30 43 2.29 61 1.28 44 2.22 62 1.26 45 2.15 63 1.24 46 2.09 64 1.22 47 2.03 65 1.20 48 1.97 66 1.19 49 1.91 67 1.18 50 1.85 68 1.17 51 1.78 69 1.16 52 1.71 70 1.15 53 1.64 71 1.13 54 1.57 72 1.11 55 1.50 73 1.09 56 1.46 74 1.07 57 1.42 75 1.05 The Death Benefit Factor for all Attained Ages below 40 is 2.50.

  • The Allocation Factor shall be equal to the product of the Participant’s Age Factor and the eligible Participant’s Compensation.

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