Waiver

Waiver of premium
Often when illness strikes, money is short and a waiver of premium is used to continue the life of the Plan during illness periods so that the term of the Plan is not broken.

Waiver of Premium
This is an option available to the applicant for life insurance which sets certain conditions under which an insurance policy will be kept in full force by the insurance company without the payment of premiums.

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waiver
relinquishment of a legal right to act. For example, an insured relies on statements of an agent of an insurance company concerning coverages under an insurance policy.

WAIVER
To give up or surrender a right voluntarily, such as to forgive a provision in a contract.
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waiver of premium
Definition 1.
Insurance policy clause or option allowing a policyholder who becomes disabled or seriously ill to not pay the premiums.

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policy provision to suspend premium payments a provision of an insurance policy that suspends payment of premiums, for example, if the insured receives a disabling injury ...

Waiver
Voluntary relinquishment of rights or claims.
Waiver of Lien
Voluntarily relinquishing the right of a lien, usually temporarily. This waiver may be explicitly stated or implied.

Expense Waivers may be voluntary or contractual, and can be set to expire at a particular date or timeframe. Morningstar assumes a waiver is voluntary if no disclosure is made in the prospectus to the contrary.

IMPLIED WAIVER - A legal name for a situation in which a lender is deemed to have lost the right to enf...
IMPLIED WARRANTY - A theory in landlord/tenant law in which the landlord renting residential property i...

Waiver Of Time Requirements
Both the bona fide residence test and the physical presence test contain minimum time requirements.

Waiver. The voluntary process by which investors relinquish a contractual right (such as a covenant), usually by affirmative vote of at least a majority of the affected investors.

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The agreement of a lender to overlook a borrower's failure to meet one or more conditions attached to the granting of a credit - conditions that would, in the absence of a waiver, ...

Waiver Clause
Clause in a marine insurance policy stating that no acts of the insurer or insured inrecovering, saving or preserving the property insured, shall be considered a dismissal from oracceptance of abandonment.
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Waiver of premium
An optional feature on some life policies where the insurance company will pay the premiums if the policyholder becomes ill.
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Waiver
The intentional relinquishment of a known right, claim or privilege.

Waiver of premium
A provision in an insurance policy that allows payment of insurance premiums to be permanently or temporarily stopped in the event the policyholder becomes incapacitated.

Waiver - The voluntary action of a person or party that removes that person's or party's right or particular ability in an agreement. The waiver can either be in written form or some form of action.

WAIVER
A formal exemption of a right or claim. A waiver in GATT is a formal agreement of the contracting parties to relinquish or forego legal rights or to suspend the application of specific GATT provisions.

waiver of premium: a provision of an insurance policy that suspends payment of premiums, for example, if the insured suffers disabling injury
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Waiver of Lien This is a legal document where a contractor waives his common law right to holdcontrol over a property if he is not paid in full.

Waiver of Premium Provision. A provision available in many disability income and life insurance policies that allow the policy to stay in force without the payment of premiums if the insured has been disabled for a specific periof of time ...

Waiver of Premium: An insurance policy rider that allows a policyholder to stop making premium payments if the insured suffers a permanent disability. Generally, there is an additional cost for this rider to become part of a policy.

Waiver of Premium - A provision in some insurance contracts which enables an insurance company to waive the collection of premiums while keeping the policy in force if the policyholder becomes unable to work because of an accident or injury.

Waiver
In banking terms, a waiver is relinquishing the rights. Sometimes also considered to be the exemption or settlement of a part of debt.
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Waiver Of Deductible Provision
Waiver Of Premium For Disability Benefit (WP)
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Waiver of premium
If you have a waiver of premium provision in your long-term care or disability insurance policy, you may qualify to stop paying premiums once you've begun collecting benefits.

Waiver
The deliberate and voluntary relinquishment or surrender of a claim, right, or privilege.

Tax Waiver: Certain states require the estate or representative to pay taxes on a security before transferring it from the name of a decedent.

Visa Waiver.
A program of selected countries to eliminate the visa requirement on a test basis.

Lien Waiver: A document that releases a consumer (homeowner) from any further obligation for payment of a debt once it has been paid in full.

Spousal Waiver
A consent form (which must be signed by a participant's spouse and witnessed by a program representative or a notary public) whereby the participant's spouse waives his/her right to a Joint and Survivor Annuity.

Cost of Waiver
Waiver of premium is a benefit available on qualified life insurance contracts that provides for the waiver or payment of premiums that fall due while the insured is totally disabled.

Waiver
The intentional and voluntary giving up of rights or claims.
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Waiver of coverage - a section on the enrollment form which states that an employee was offered insurance coverage but opted to waive this coverage.

Waiver
In legal agreements (e.g. a credit facility agreement) the intentional relinquishment of a known right.
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DEATH WAIVER OF PREMIUM
A policy benefit that may be available on joint life insurance policies that waives the premiums after the first death.
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CONFINEMENT WAIVER:  Surrender charges are waived if it becomes medically necessary for the annuitant (or owner) to be confined to a hospital or long-term care facility (subject to company/product variations and state approval).

Acceptance, Waiver, and Consent Procedure: A disciplinary procedure used when the Department of Enforcement of the NASD believes a violation has occurred and the member or associate does not dispute the violation With this procedure, ...

Waiver
An authorized deviation from the terms of a previously negotiated and legally binding agreement. Many countries have sought and obtained waivers from particular obligations of the GATT and WTO.
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You can request a waiver of the penalty if the underpayment was caused by a casualty, disaster, or some other unusual circumstance that would make its imposition unfair.

waiver An intentional relinquishment of some right, interest, or the like. waiver of premium An insurance policy clause that permits a policyholder to discontinue payment... wall See brought over the wall, Chinese Wall.

The failure of either party to these terms and conditions, at any time, to require performance by the other party of any provision hereof shall in no way affect the full right to require such performance at any time hereafter, nor shall the waiver ...

Contributions Waiver Benefit
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Convergence
The movement of a futures price towards that of the underlying instrument as the contract date approaches. Also now a term used for the clos...(Read more) ...

First, the exclusion of rich-country agricultural protectionism, chiefly in the form of production and trade subsidies exempted from GATT discipline by a waiver in 1965, is finally being challenged effectively. This is good for universal free trade.

Senator Kerry seeks to increase access to home and community based waivers.

Any waivers or temporary fee reductions have to be disclosed--but, of course, they're in the fine print, where you'll have to squint to read them. Read all official fund disclosure documents from back to front.

The reality is that the permitting process can be complex and expensive, but it can be even more expensive if you break rank and do not obtain the proper waivers to conduct business.

Property Inspection Waiver (mortgage loans)
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An MTF may be exempted from pre-trade transparency via use of an appropriate waiver[3], such as a large in size waiver or price referencing waiver - in this case the MTF will be a dark pool.

A key provision of the City Code is that (unless granted a waiver because of special circumstances) the buyer of a stake in a company that gives them effective control is obliged to make a mandatory offer to buy the rest of the shares.
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Some fellowships include a tuition waiver or a payment to the university in place of tuition. Most fellowships include a stipend to cover reasonable living expenses (for example, just above the poverty line).

This means that a smaller amount is invested in the funds, unless you qualify for a waiver or reduction of the sales charge.

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Merchandise which may not be authorized for delivery from Customs custody without a special permit, or a waiver thereof by an agency of the U.S. Government.
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Some manufacturers will attempt to convince you that you waived your rights when you signed the purchase or lease contract, because of a clause that was inserted into the agreement. Any such clause or waiver is invalid, ...

It can refer to a customer account which engaged in purchases and sales without paying for the securities. There are several exceptions for some markets which may permit day-trading waivers or no reconciliation until final settlement or reciprocal ...

Time during which the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) studies a firm's registration statement. During this time the firm may distribute a preliminary prospectus.
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Common stock holders are not guaranteed a dividend amount each year. On the flip side preferred stock waiver's the shareholder's right to vote in cooperate decisions, however they are guaranteed a minimum amount of dividend payout each year.

On some loans lenders will not waive escrows, and on loans where waiver is permitted lenders are likely either to charge for it in the form of a small increase in points, or restrict it to borrowers making a large down payment.

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