Aggregate Premium definition
Examples of Aggregate Premium in a sentence
The Group will indicate its acceptance of any change in terms of the Agreement by the payment of the next due Aggregate Premium.
Payment of the applicable Aggregate Premium on or after that date shall constitute acceptance of those changes by the Group, individually and on behalf of all Members.
Insurance Company Expenses include: (1) the total outstanding Aggregate Premium; (2) the finance charge set forth below; and (3) a fee for any checks for payment of Premiums that are returned to Insurance Company for insufficient funds, closed accounts, or any other reason; and (4) any expenses reasonably incurred in recovering the amount owed to the Insurance Company including attorney’s fees.
The Aggregate Premium is due in full at the Insurance Company’s office on or before the first day of each billing period.
The Group must pay the Aggregate Premium for anyone Covered or added during the billing period.
The Aggregate Premium may be paid to the Insurance Company during that Grace Period without causing termination of the Policy.
The Insurance Company will prepare and submit a monthly Premium statement (“Statement”) to the Group, listing: (1) Subscribers shown on its records; (2) type of Coverage selected by each Subscriber (e.g., individual, family, etc.); and (3) the Aggregate Premium payable to the Insurance Company for providing Coverage for all Members for the next billing period.
The Insurance Company reserves the right to decline to reinstate this Policy, however, upon refunding the Aggregate Premium for the current billing period to the Group.
If the payment received does not pay the Aggregate Premium, plus any other due charges in full, the Insurance Company has the discretionary authority to terminate the Policy, or place an administrative hold on the payment of Policy benefits.
If this Policy is terminated and the Group requests reinstatement, the Group must remit: (1) the total outstanding Aggregate Premium; (2) the applicable finance charge or fee; and (3) the Aggregate Premium for the current billing period.