Scheme rate definition

Scheme rate means the benchmark rate of interest fixed by the Commonwealth in accordance with the Scheme from time to time.
Scheme rate means the rate at which claims are reimbursed to providers as detailed in Annexure B.
Scheme rate means the tariffs determined or adopted in respect of the payment for healthcare services rendered to Members which are not subject to a negotiated rate as contemplated in rule 21.18 of the Rules.

Examples of Scheme rate in a sentence

  • Any expenses relating to the use of the Employee’s motor car on Company business will be reimbursed at the Inland Revenue approved Fixed Profit Car Scheme rate.

  • We also provide information on the total currency conversion charges (including the Card Scheme rate and our currency conversion charge) applicable to Card payments, expressed as a percentage ▇▇▇▇-up over the latest available euro foreign exchange reference rates issued by the European Central Bank on the Online Portal.

  • If you receive a refund in a currency that is not a Supported Currency, we will first convert the amount at the current Card Scheme rate to a Supported Currency and then credit to your Wallet(s) or Verto Global Account.


More Definitions of Scheme rate

Scheme rate means the tariffs as determined by the Rules of the relevant Scheme.
Scheme rate means the closing mid-market rate of exchange for the relevant currencies quoted in the Financial Times on the last Business Day of the month preceding the date of the relevant Valuation Statement or if no such rate is published, such rate as may reasonably be selected by the Scheme Manager;