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Article R144-24 of the French Insurance Code

An individual account is opened for each member when he/she joins a plan. This account records the premiums and contributions paid and their payment dates or, in the event of a transfer, the amounts transferred and their transfer dates, as well as the mathematical reserves, distinguishing between the portion of these reserves relating to commitments expressed in units of account and the portion relating to commitments expressed in euros, as…

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Article R144-25 of the French Insurance Code

For operations not covered by Chapter IV of Title III of Book I, the insurance undertaking may deduct charges : 1° on contributions paid in or amounts transferred into or out of the plan by members ; 2° On amounts resulting from conversions between rights expressed in euros and those expressed in units of account; 3° on the amount of members’ individual rights; 4° on the performance of the financial…

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Article R144-26 of the French Insurance Code

I. – For plans consisting in the constitution of savings converted into an annuity and for each member whose rights have not been liquidated, the ratio between, on the one hand, the value of the capital guaranteed by the insurance company managing the plan on the scheduled liquidation date of the rights acquired by the member and, on the other hand, the sum of this same value, the mathematical reserve…

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Article R144-27 of the French Insurance Code

I. – Articles I to IV of article D. 132-7, article D. 132-8 and article D. 132-9 apply to the procedures for the individual transfer of a member’s rights to another plan. II – In the event that the transfer value of the mathematical reserves or diversification reserve units exceeds the proportion of the assets representing them, the contract may provide for this transfer value to be reduced accordingly, without…

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Article R144-28 of the French Insurance Code

Subject to the third paragraph of I of article L. 144-2, II of article R. 134-10 and article R. 134-11, as well as article R. 134-12 apply to each subsidiary account and no fidelity guarantee not payable by the insured at the time of the transfer or any gratuitous benefit may be stipulated.

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Article R144-29 of the French Insurance Code

The annual report referred to in III of Article L. 144-2 shall give an account of a) New memberships in the plan, and the flow of contributions and benefits paid during the financial year; b) Operations relating to the promotion and marketing of the plan carried out during the financial year; c) Claims by members of the plan and any other disputes or proceedings brought by the insurance company in…

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Article R144-30 of the French Insurance Code

The transfer of a popular retirement savings plan from one insurance undertaking to another entails the transfer to the new insurance undertaking of all the technical provisions that have been set aside in respect of the plan and the assets representing these provisions. The original insurance undertaking closes the accounts of the plan on the date scheduled for this transfer. If, at the time of its transfer to a new…

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Article R*150-4 of the French Insurance Code

In the event of a draw, the sums repaid must be either equal to or increase with each successive draw, without exceeding the capital repayable at maturity. Draws may not be made more than once a month. The conditions under which the draws are made and the publicity given to their results are set by decree after consultation with the Conseil National des Assurances.

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Article R150-5 of the French Insurance Code

Draws of lots to determine which capitalisation contracts or securities may be redeemed early must be made publicly in the presence of a bailiff, at the places specified in the contracts, and under the conditions laid down in the said contracts and in this section. All subscription forms must state in bold print that the securities may only be redeemed early by drawing lots in the presence of a bailiff.

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