Sentences with phrase «which sub accounts»

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Rather, VUL sub accounts are created, which are basically mutual funds, which are managed by third parties.

If my PS + account is on my master account / PS3 & my sub account (which is what I normally use since I made it before I was 18) that's tied to the master account is on my Vita, can I still take advantage of PS + content on the Vita the same way I've been able to get PS + games / discounts on my PS3?

Save the suspense and mystery for the Free game announcements that are gonna make our jaws drop (kinda like how that whole 12 free games announcements for ps + at E3 that made everyone's jaws drop and probably increased PS + subscriptions by 50 % only for those people to be disappointed with each following month and most likely wont renew their subs next year if things keep going the way they have... or at least switch that sub to an EU PSN account which is getting the MUCH sweeter deal).

Climate models can not resolve all scales and so must use parameterizations to take into account sub grid scale processes which are non-negligable.

The private car category will see a rise of 19 - 20 per cent across categories - the sub - 1,000 cc segment (which accounts for the Alto, the Nano, etc), the 1,000 - 1,500 cc segment, as well as the category for cars exceeding 1,500 cc.

In other words, variable universal life (VUL) is a life insurance policy type in which the coverage amount can change due to the investment performance of the policies sub accounts.

These sub accounts are essentially mutual funds which fluctuate daily according to the change in value of their underlying investments.

These sub accounts are essentially mutual funds, which represent investments in different asset classes.

There are no loads either when allocating money to the sub accounts, and there is often times a «fixed account» option which will a fixed rate of return, typically far exceeding a money market investment.

Rather, VUL sub accounts are created, which are basically mutual funds, which are managed by third parties.