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Accelerated Benefit – BenefitAccess Rider The advance payment of some or all the death proceeds payable under a life insurance policy when the insured meets certain eligibility criteria. Age Age of the insured at the beginning of each policy year. Allocation This product provides a Fixed Account, a S&P 500 ® Indexed Account and a Goldman Sachs Voyager Indexed Account. You may allocate funds to either the Fixed Account, the S&P 500 ® Indexed Account, the Goldman Sachs Voyager Indexed Account or to all three accounts. The account or accounts to which your funds are allocated determines the interest crediting methodology applied to the policy’s Contract Fund. The policyowner chooses the allocation at issue, and may be changed later. Alternate Rate The illustrated non-guaranteed Alternate Rate used in this illustration is an Alternate Fixed Rate of 1.00% an Alternate Index Rate of 1.95% and an Alternate Daily Interest Advantage Rate of 0.00%. The alternate rate is used to calculate additional values for comparison against the illustrated values. See the About Interest Rates section for more information. Annual Contract Outlay This amount is the Annual Premium Outlay reduced by any withdrawals or loans, and increased by any loan repayments and loan interest payments. Annual Premium Outlay The annual payment amount. Annual payments are assumed to be made at the beginning of each policy year. If you make payments more frequently than annually, they are assumed to be made on When an Indexed Segment matures, the ADSV is used along with the Participation Rate, Index Growth Floor Rate and the Index Growth Cap Rate(if applicable) to calculate any Index Interest. The ADSV is equal to the amount allocated to the Indexed Accounts Segment on the segment start date less a prorated portion of the amounts withdrawn or deducted during the segment duration. The prorating is based on the number of days from the withdrawal or deduction transaction’s effective date to the segment maturity date divided by the number of days from the segment start date to the segment maturity date. The prorating takes into account that a withdrawal or deduction occurring shortly after the segment is created has more of an impact on the ADSV than a withdrawal or deduction occurring near the end of the segment duration. Basic Insurance Amount This is the face amount of your Policy. Benefit Payment The periodic or lump sum payment of the accelerated death benefit under the BenefitAccess Rider. Cash Value The amount you would receive, based on the assumptions used in this illustration, if you surrendered the policy. This amount reflects the greater of the Contract Fund and the alternate contract fund minus any Surrender Charges that may apply within the first 14 policy years. The Cash Value does not reflect any taxes that may be due upon surrender of the policy. Cash Value Accumulation Test The policyowner may elect either the Guideline Premium Test or the Cash Value Accumulation Test definition of life insurance at the time the policy is purchased. Once the policy is issued, this election may not be changed. This illustration assumes that the policyowner has chosen the Cash Value Accumulation Test. Cash Value Accumulation Test is a test to meet the definition of life insurance requirement as defined by the Internal Revenue Code 7702. Contract Fund the first day of each premium payment period. Average Daily Segment Value (ADSV)

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