Aggregate Deductible has the meaning given in Section 11.3(E).
Aggregate Deductible has the meaning set forth in Section 6.2(h).
Aggregate Deductible means the aggregate amount of liability specified in the excess or stop−loss insurance contract at or below which the county or school district remains liable for payments for eligible claims.
Examples of Aggregate Deductible in a sentence
Aggregate Deductible and/or Out-of-pocket Limit: Aggregate Deductible means the entire family amount must be met before benefits are available.
Under Two Adult, Adult and Dependent, or Family Coverage, the maximum Aggregate Deductible amount for each calendar year is also shown on the Schedule of Benefits.
The Family Deductible will be satisfied during the Calendar Year when the total expenses paid toward the Family Deductible by one or more of Your insured family members equal the Family Aggregate Deductible amount.
When one Member meets one-half of the maximum Aggregate Deductible, that Member will be eligible for benefits.
Family DeductibleThe Family Deductible is an Aggregate Deductible.
More Definitions of Aggregate Deductible
Aggregate Deductible means an amount of money equal to 2% of the Unadjusted Base Purchase Price (which is a deductible, not a threshold).
Aggregate Deductible shall have the meaning set forth in Section 10.08(b).
Aggregate Deductible means $7,000,000.
Aggregate Deductible means $5,700,000.
Aggregate Deductible means two percent (2%) of the Purchase Price.
Aggregate Deductible means an amount equal to $30,000,000.
Aggregate Deductible means the aggregate amount of li- ability specified in the excess or stop−loss insurance contract at or below which the county or school district remains liable for pay- ments for eligible claims.