Rollover definition

Rollover means the renewal of all or any part of any LIBOR Rate Loan upon the expiration of the Interest Period with respect thereto, pursuant to Section 2.3.

Rollover means the extension or renewal of the term of a deferred deposit

Rollover means any vehicle rotation of 90 degrees or more about any true longitudinal or lateral axis.

Examples of Rollover in a sentence

• In addition CFD Orders are placed and executed in accordance to the Contract Specifications, the Financing Charges, the Rollover Policy and the Trading Hours, available on the Website, and the Company has the right to change these without any prior notice to the Client; therefore the Client agrees to check for such changes on the Company’s Website before placing a new CFD Order.

• Class Counsel also shall have given notice by publication of the Settlement Agreement and Class Notice and Former Participant Rollover Form on the Settlement website.

• If you are a Former Participant who timely submits a valid Former Participant Rollover Form, the Settlement Administrator will effect a rollover of your share of the Net Settlement Fund to your qualified retirement account that you indicated in that Form after the Settlement has received final approval and/or after any appeals have been resolved in favor of the Settlement.

• You should also keep a copy of all pages of your Former Participant Rollover Form, including the first page with the address label, for your records.

• Blue Cross and Blue Shield through its designated vendor(s) will provide the services described in this Section 6 and in the following sections of your Group Setup Form: Claim Files, Online Reimbursement, Explanation of Benefits, Overpayments, FSA Grace Period or FSA Rollover, and Debit Card.

More Definitions of Rollover

Rollover means a contribution to the ASRS by an eligible member of an eligible rollover distribution from one or more of the retirement plans listed in A.R.S. § 38-747(H)(2) and (H)(3).

Rollover means the renewal of an Availment Option upon its maturity in the same form.

Rollover means the transfer of all or part of a pension payment from one retirement plan or account to another retire- ment plan or account, whether the transfer occurs directly between plan or account trustees, or from the trustee of a plan or account to an individual payee and from that payee to the trustee of another plan or account, regardless of whether the plans or accounts are considered qualified trusts under 26 USC 401.

Rollover means the transfer of funds from the

Rollover means the interest added or deducted for holding a position open overnight.

Rollover means applying interest rate adjustments and/or applying any other fees that are applicable to the Account, if any spot forex Transaction or spot CFD Transaction is not closed-out by the Client prior to 5:00pm Eastern Time on the business day such spot Transactions are entered into.

Rollover means the automatic reinvestment of the balance in the Account (including capital and interest) on the Maturity Date on the basis of the terms set out in the Confirmation letter which is issued to You at the Maturity Date. Rollover will apply unless We receive Your contrary instructions in accordance with Clause 3.5 of these Terms and Conditions;