Strategy Fee definition
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On the Strategy Term End Date, after the application of the Strategy Credit, a Strategy Fee will be assessed as described in Section 4.08, as applicable.
For each Strategy, the Strategy Fee is calculated on the Strategy Term End Date, prior to the application of the Strategy Credit, as the Contract Fee Percentage multiplied by the Strategy Base multiplied by the number of years in the Strategy Term.
Strategy Fee – The amount of the Contract Fee assessed to the Strategy Base on the Strategy Term End Date.
Once calculated, the Strategy Fee is deducted from the Strategy Base.
The amount of Echo is based on the dollar amount of any Interest Credits earned by the Fixed Account, the dollar amount of any Index Credits earned by the Indexed Account(s) during the Segment, any Strategy Fee Amount assessed on the Segment Maturity Date, and the Echo Factor as shown in the rider specifications.
If the Accumulation Value is reduced to zero as the result of Strategy Fee Amount or rider fee deductions, the Rider Exercise Date will automatically be set to the Monthly Anniversary following the date the Accumulation Value is reduced to zero.
The Strategy Fee Amount is a dollar amount deducted from the Account Value of each applicable Indexed Account at each Segment Maturity Date.
Strategy Fee: A percentage of generated positive returns to be set out in written format in Trader's Room by the Company.