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Employee Contribution Election Form

(06/16) E15157

Employee Contribution Election Form for Plans with Roth Savings Features Note: This form should be submitted only to your employer. Section 1 Section 2 Employer’s Name: ... contribution to the plan and defer % or deduct $ from each pay check as a Roth contribution to the plan.

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1 (06/16) E15157

2 Employee Contribution Election Formfor Plans with Roth Savings FeaturesNote: This form should be submitted only to your 1 Section 2 Employer s Name: Employee s Name: Social Security Number: Effective Date: (mm/dd/yyyy)I, the undersigned Employee , acknowledge that: I am eligible to participate in this plan ; the provisions of this plan have been explained to me; and I understand the provisions of this plan as well as my rights and obligations under the hereby make the choice indicated below: (check either one of the choices under A or B, not both) A. I wish to contribute to the plan , and authorize my Employer to withhold from my pay on a before-income tax basis an amount equal to (check only one option below, and then fill in the amount): I wish to contribute only Salary Deferral contributions .

3 I authorize my Employer to defer % or deduct $ from each pay check as a Salary Deferral Contribution to the plan . I wish to contribute only Roth contributions . I authorize my Employer to defer % or deduct $ from each pay check as a Roth Contribution to the plan . I wish to contribute both Salary Deferral and Roth contributions . I authorize my Employer to defer % or deduct $ from each pay check as a Salary Deferral Contribution to the plan and defer % or deduct $ from each pay check as a Roth Contribution to the plan . Salary Deferral contributions are taken from your pay on a pre tax basis. Taxation will be deferred until you receive a distribution of these amounts plus earnings.

4 They may be subject to a 10% penalty tax if these amounts and earnings are withdrawn prematurely. Roth contributions are taken from your pay on an after tax basis. There are no taxes on the contributions or earnings if they are withdrawn from the trust pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code requirements. However, earnings may be subject to taxation and a 10% penalty tax if withdrawn prematurely. I understand that the amount specified above to be invested for me under the plan , shall be withheld by my Employer effective as of the earliest date specified in the plan and/or the plan s administrative rules established by the plan Administrator. I also understand that I will be allowed to change this Election in accordance with the provisions of the plan and/or the plan s administrative rules.

5 B. I do not wish to contribute to the plan . I understand that I may elect to contribute to the plan in the future as long as I remain eligible to participate in the plan . Further, I understand that any future Election to contribute may only be made in accordance with the provisions of the plan and/or the plan s administrative rules established by the plan to by the Employee (Signature) (Date mm/dd/yyyy)Note: This form must be completed, signed and dated by the Employee regardless of whether or not contributions will be made to the plan . After completion, this form should be given to your Employer and kept together with the plan documents and records. This form is for the Employer and must not be submitted to AXA Equitable or to the AXA Advisors Financial PRINT


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