NUMBER: Receipt of purchase for this agreement

OWNER: Purchaser or the entailed in the notes to seller

AGREEMENT DATE: effective on date of purchase

CONTRACT: Per Individual or Enterprise (Program maturity Net Worth)

SCHEDULED TERM: Mature 5^th year anniversary

INNITIATED PAYMENT: One time Payment

MATURITY OR EXPIRY DATE: 5 whole years

PACKAGE(S): Individual/ Business

MEMBER AGE: OPEN

RATE CLASS: Example and continued on table

$5,000 Sum program Net Worth, Conversion Privilege $50.00 Survivorship OR AS STATED ON RECEIPT

5 years from the date of purchase (stated on receipt)

$5,000 Total sum program net worth payable at maturity

Included in the membership terms are pages with the following:

Secured by the SuSu Exclusive Membership LLC agreement, On the date of purchase

Maintenance, membership dues, participation and administration fees (May apply)

SCHEDULE OF PAYMENT

ACCORD

The payments shown in this schedule of premiums are for all coverage and the terms administration fee is payable 5% upon maturity and claim.

BEGINNING ON THE DATE OF PURCHASE

INNITIATED BY: A 1 TIME PAYMENT

MAINTENANCE: ANUALLY

DUES: MONTHLY

MATURITY: 5 YEARS

GENERAL PROVISIONS: Maintenance required fees required and Participation Required

Definitions

The following are definitions for some of the key terms used throughout this agreement. Terms are also defined in other sections of this accord.

“Age” A blanket Age is covered by this term for Member package Net worth.

“Company” means The SuSu Exclusive Membership LLC.

“Accord” means any SuSuXL agreement or Additional Benefit shown on the most recent Data.

“Benefit” is any money that becomes payable under the terms of the contract if a member's TrueLife accord.

“ Age” for each member or referenced is as shown on the most recent Data.

“TrueLife ” means the named agreement for Membership  as shown on the most recent Data.

“Contract Guaranteed” means for each individual Membership or Corporate (based on the TrueLife agreement).

“Owner” means the person or person(s) who own the contract and all of the rights, options and privileges associated with it. An Owner may also be a Member. If the contract is owned by more than one person, they will be joint owners with right of survivorship (Business).

“Premium(s)” means the amount payable for each package in addition to the policy administration fee structures.

“Proceeds” means any money payable by the Company under the terms of the contract.

“Sum at maturity” means the program Net worth amount assigned for maturity, which is shown on the most recent Data.

“TrueLife” the name for the agreement which governs the Membership program

The Contract

The “contract” (AGREEMENT) includes the terms set out in this policy, in the original shop cart for the contract or reinstatement of the contract, and in any endorsements, all of which constitute the entire agreement between the Company and the Owner. The Owner may not change a provision of the contract, subject to all applicable rules and regulations. In addition, the Company can waive a contract provision or change a contract provision if it decides to increase the Owner’s obligations under the contract pursuant to the accords on purchase. Any change or waiver of a contract provision must be in update notification on the website and reflecting on the shopping carts.

The contract will be governed and administered in accordance with the laws of the province or territory of IOM in which the Owner accept this policy. Joint Ownerships are not accepted for survivorship of TrueLife terms except for commercial agreements.

The contract will take effect only if:

1. The innitiated payment and 1^st year maintenance has been paid; and
2. The ownership has not changed in the completion of the purchase for this SuSuXL package and the delivery of this agreement; and
3. The agreement has been delivered to the Owner (via receipt).

The contract will take effect only if:

1. The initial purchase has been paid; and
2. The Membership owner has not changed between the completion of the purchase for the contract and the date without modification by the Company.

Incontestability

If an Owner or TrueLife accord holder (ie: member) misrepresents or fails to disclose in the original purchase for the contract, or in any subsequent requests to change or reinstate the contract that requires evidence of membership, a fact that is material to the contract, the Company can void the contract and the initial payment may be the benefits at maturity as applied to processing fees.

If an Owner or member misrepresents or fails to disclose in any subsequent requests to change the contract that requires evidence, a fact that is material to the contract change applied for, the Company can void the contract but only in relation to the program net worth or Coverage(s) affected by the contract change. The Company cannot void the contract or a Coverage affected by the contract change as described above after the contract or Coverage has been in force for a period of two years, unless one of the following applies:

1. the non-disclosure or misrepresentation constitutes fraud; or
2. the package is a Waiver of maturity Benefit; or
3. the package is a non-continued maintenance payment for three (3) years in any order and a claim arises from the purchaser that commenced before the end of maturity in which case, there is no time limit for voiding the contract.

Currency

Payments made to  or by the Company will be in the purchasing currency Consistantly.

Premiums and Maintenance

The one (1) time price of the package shows the total amount due for the contract and any future payments thereafter are for the sole purpose of maintenance fees and dues.  Adjustments in package will reflect a single payment that guarantee initiation on purchase. Package prices are payable in advance. No package payment/s will be due or payable after the contract terminates or becomes paid-up in accordance with the terms and conditions of a Paid-Up Option or Paid-Up Privilege, if applicable. The acceptance of any maintenance made in respect of any account in accordance with its terms will not impose any liability on the Company and the payment will be refunded to the Owner at maturity or settlement. Other than as expressly provided in these General Provisions, maintenance and membership dues are not refundable, in whole or in part.

Rescission Rights

The Owner has no reserve rights after the purchase of the contract to change his or her mind about buying it. Once the purchase is made, all terms are final and non-negotiable. If the Owner submits for a purchase, the Company will not refund the maintenance, Membership dues, or Participation to the Owner. Adversely, However; the issuer reserve the rights to settle any account at will upon the satisfaction of the beneficiary terms herein with the completion of all benefits and remittent entitled (a premature settlement).

Grace Period

The nature and structure of this agreement does not allow for a grace period except for the days required post 5 years for remittance upon maturity

The contract is for an amount equal to the premium default in the shopping cart payable as a one (1) time payment in addition to monthly menbership dues and the annual maintenance fees with a 3:4 ratio quarterly participation program Published in the newsletter. If a premium in default (via any other arrangement/s) remains unpaid at the end of the grace period, and the contract includes a Coverage that earns Cash Values and there is Cash Value available, an automatic premium loan as described; Automatic Premium Loans will be applied. If the Company applies a premium loan as described above, it may change the premium payment for the package. If the maintenance in default remains unpaid after the above steps have been taken, this policy will lapse and cease to be in force effective the due date of the premium in default. If this policy lapses, no Proceeds will be payable or privileges enforceable except if specified in a provision of this policy and then only to the extent and in accordance with the terms of the provision.

Multiple Accords

If there are more than 1 item in the shopping cart, upon payment, each item is considered a separate item compiled in 1 receipt; example: the purchase of 1 item is one policy – but, multiple items are multiple policies. One purchaser can buy more than 1 item for him/herself. Group purchases are to be purchased as a commercial item with the conditions of enforcement and honors of agreement. All policy purchases are final and cannot be refunded until maturity.

It’s very simple: you stay alive for five years post maturity; you get the benefits in this agreement. Proof of vital evidence for authentication will be needed (this applies to the individual package in the shop cart).

Provisions

Since the aim of this policy is to encourage survivor ability, the provisions of death need not be overly emphasized; as the cases of death will be a forfeiture of the agreement purchased (individuals).

Further, the provisions of this communication cover all packages relating to all forced measures etc,   and as pertains to enterprises, dissolve and bankruptcies are the catalyst which may resolve via paper existence and survivorship. This policy is measured by the opposites of traditional risk evaluation. If any of the acts occur during the life of this policy, any benefits entitled will be forfeited effectively and no claims will be honored. Moreover, if calculated combinations of items in the shopping cart take place, whether knowingly or not, SuSu Exclusive Membership reserve the rights to disburse and upgrade the level of products to the next level of graduated item at maturity. Example: 100 dollar item X 100 (within 30 days exceeding the 50 limits) = 10,000 equate the 10,000 dollar item; In this case, the lesser rates will apply. This is a matter of co-mingling the commercial and individual policies for sale in the shop cart.

Payment of Proceeds

Before making payment of any Proceeds, the Company will require:

1. Sufficient proof of the right of the claimant to receive a payment
2. Satisfactory proof of age for the Life via the membership net worth package)
3. All settlements are subject to a 5% processing fee ans pursuant to the rules and regulsations).
4. Any other information the Company may reasonably require to authenticate the validity of the claim.
5. All remittent are paid without taxes. The payment of tax is the sole responsibility of the purchaser or beneficiary of net worth.
6. If the purchase is made and a different party is the beneficiary, said beneficiary will be the receiver of funds at maturity; said name should be entered on the "notes to seller".

On making payment of any Proceeds that become payable under the terms of the contract, a valid automatic discharge of all liability under the contract for such Proceeds is understood.

Every action or proceeding against the company for the recovery of  money payable under the contract is absolutely barred unless commenced within the time set out in the assigned net worth Contract herewith. The Return on maturity or ROI will be done on a best efforts bases.

Any purchase to surpass the maximum limits in the shopping cart will progress to the next category of benefits at maturity unless time stamp for purchase is  spaced by a 10 minutes gap between receipts.

Settlement Options

Proceeds payable under the terms of the contract will be paid by checks or acceptable means and in the currency purchased and if currency conversion is engaged; the conversion amount payable is the settlement or the purchase rate that is the lowest. The company is entitled a period of six months to settle a claim upon request and claimant must cooperate to provide the information requested without delay.

Details of the options and the conditions under which they are available will be provided by the Company on request and/or upon settlement.

Control of Agreement

Subject to the provisions of the law governing the contract and to the rights of any beneficiary, the Owner may not transfer the control of this contract to other parties except to the extent of communication, translation and other means that will facilitate the agenda for claims upon maturity.

Termination of a Coverage

A Coverage will terminate,

1. on the date payment of the maturity for that Coverage is made; or
2. when the Company receives a written request from the Owner to terminate the tier (for Business); or
3. at the expiry date for the Coverage as shown on the most recent Data; or
4. when the contract terminates, whichever occurs first

Termination of the Contract

The contract will terminate:

1. Once a claim is made with the Surety Bond Company (Global Bonds)
2. 180 days after maturity with no claims for the benefits attempted
3. at any time Indebtedness exceeds the Cash Value; or
4. when the Company receives a written request from the Owner to cancel the contract,
5. if the owner cancel the contract prior to maturity, no stake to claims will be authorized and all portions of the purchase will forfeit if request to cancel is made after 2 years and if request is made in 2 years or less, only 2 years of interest and fees will the forfeited.

PROVISIONS

These provisions will apply to only those Coverage identified as Solution 50, Solution 100, or Solution 250 (referred to below as a “Coverage”) shown on the most recent Data. If there is a conflict between a Solution Series, TrueLife Provision and a General Provision, the Solution Series TrueLife Provision will apply.

Sum at maturity

The Sum at marity for a Coverage on a Life or Lives is as shown on the most recent Data. The Sum is guaranteed not to change while the agreement is in force. The sum is a refference to the tier amount engaged for the maturity of a programed membership

The susuxl.com money back guarantee.

We unconditionally Guarantee 100% satisfaction; if you are not satisfied in anyway at maturity,

Please see our surety arrangement for compliance (disclosed on purchase).

PS: Actual agreement will be sent to you upon completion of purchase.