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                                                                 EXHIBIT (4)(a)

MONY Life Insurance Company of America

Signed for MONY Life Insurance Company of America on the
Date of Issue.

Administrative Office
1740 Broadway,
New York, NY 10019

Operations Center
One MONY Plaza, PO Box 4830,
Syracuse, NY 13221,
1(800)487-6669

Home Office
2999 North 44th Street, Suite 250,
Phoenix, AZ 85018

/s/ Michael I. Roth
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MICHAEL I. ROTH, Chairman

/s/ Samuel J. Foti
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SAMUEL J. FOTI, President

/s/ David S. Waldman
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DAVID S. WALDMAN, Secretary

If you have a complaint about this Contract, see Page 2. See page 3 for
information regarding any taxes applicable to Purchase Payments.

MONY Life Insurance Company of America will pay the benefits provided in this
Contract, subject to all the contract provisions.

Annuitant:
John Doe
Age of Annuitant at    35
Issue:
Contract Number:       BGP0000800
Effective Date:        01/01/2003
Date of Issue:         01/01/2003
Annuity Starting Date: 01/01/2063

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Important Notice(s)

This Contract is a legal contract between the Owner and the Company. READ YOUR
CONTRACT CAREFULLY.

ALL ANNUITY PAYMENTS AND VALUES PROVIDED BY THIS CONTRACT, WHERE BASED ON THE
INVESTMENT EXPERIENCE OF THE VARIABLE ACCOUNT, ARE VARIABLE AND ARE NOT
GUARANTEED AS TO DOLLAR AMOUNT. PAYMENTS AND VALUES MAY INCREASE OR DECREASE
ACCORDING TO THE EXPERIENCE OF THE VARIABLE ACCOUNT. SEE THE VARIABLE ACCOUNT
AND FUND VALUE SECTIONS.

THIS IS A LONG TERM CONTRACT; A SURRENDER CHARGE MAY BE APPLIED TO ANY SURRENDER
MADE WITHIN THE FIRST 8 YEARS. A POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE MARKET VALUE ADJUSTMENT
MAY ALSO BE APPLIED TO SURRENDERS OR TRANSFERS FROM THE GUARANTEED INTEREST
ACCOUNT.

Right to Return Contract - This Contract may be returned to us within ten days
from the date you receive it by delivering or mailing it to our Administrative
Office, a local office of ours, or to any Agent of ours. We will then refund the
Fund Value of the Contract (before deduction of any surrender charge) plus any
taxes applicable to annuity purchase payments. The Contract will be considered
never to have been issued. If you return by mail, the cancellation will be
effective on the date it is postmarked (if properly addressed with postage
prepaid).

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Brief Description

This is a FLEXIBLE PAYMENT VARIABLE ANNUITY CONTRACT. Payments to the Payee
begin on the Annuity Starting Date. If the Annuitant dies before that Date a
Death Benefit is payable. No dividends are payable.

                        FLEXIBLE PAYMENT VARIABLE ANNUITY

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Table of Contents

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 1. SCHEDULE OF PAYMENTS AND CHARGES.....................................................   3
    Contract Description And Specifications.

 2. VARIABLE ACCOUNT, THE FUNDS AND SUB-ACCOUNTS.........................................   4
    Listing Of Sub-Accounts And Funds.

 3. ABOUT THIS CONTRACT..................................................................   5
    An Overview Of Basic Contract Provisions.

 4. WE WILL PAY..........................................................................   6
    Annuity Payments; Changing The Date Annuity Payments Start; Death Benefit;
    Interest On Death Proceeds.

 5. PURCHASE PAYMENTS YOU MAKE...........................................................   7
    Initial Purchase Payment; Limits On Payments; Automatic And Non-Automatic
    Payments; Net Purchase Payment; Purchase Payment Allocations.

 6. FUND VALUE...........................................................................   8
    How Fund Value Is Determined.

 7. TRANSFERS............................................................................   9
    Types Of Transfers; Allocation Rules.

 8. FULL OR PARTIAL SURRENDERS...........................................................  10
    Full And Partial Surrenders; Allocation Rules; Surrender Charge; Free Partial
    Surrender Amount.

 9. RIGHTS OF OWNER......................................................................  12
    Owner Of The Contract; Owner's Rights; Successor Owner.

10. DEATH OF OWNER.......................................................................  12
    Death Of Owner Before The Annuity Starting Date.

11. BENEFICIARY..........................................................................  12
    Beneficiary Of The Contract; Changing The Beneficiary; Successor Beneficiary.

12. SECONDARY ANNUITANT..................................................................  13
    Secondary Annuitant; Naming Or Deleting A Secondary Annuitant.

13. THE VARIABLE ACCOUNT.................................................................  14
    Variable Account; Sub-Accounts; Changes To The Variable Account.

14. SUB-ACCOUNT UNIT VALUE...............................................................  15
    Unit Value Determination.
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                     FOR INFORMATION OR TO MAKE A COMPLAINT
                      CALL 1-800-487-MONY (1-800-487-6669)
                   OR WRITE TO US AT OUR OPERATIONS CENTER AT:
              ONE MONY PLAZA, PO BOX 4830, SYRACUSE, NEW YORK 13221

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15. THE GUARANTEED INTEREST ACCOUNT......................................................  15
    Guaranteed Interest Account; Interest Rate Applied To The guaranteed Interest
    Account, Accumulation Period, Market Value Adjustment.

16. THE DOLLAR COST AVERAGING PLUS ACCOUNT...............................................  17
    DCA Plus Periods; DCA Plus Interest; DCA Plus Accounts.

17. ANNUAL CONTRACT CHARGE...............................................................  18
    Annual Contract Charge.

18. DATES AND CONTRACT PERIODS...........................................................  18
    How Dates Are Determined; How Periods Are Measured.

19. GENERAL PROVISIONS...................................................................  18
    The Contract; Statements In Application; Incontestability; Misstatement Of Age Or
    Gender; Assignment; Postponement Of Payments Or Transfers; Authority;
    Relationships; Reports.

20. SETTLEMENT OPTIONS...................................................................  20
    Election Of Settlement Options; Settlement (Payout) Options Available; Minimum
    Monthly Income Tables.

    ENDORSEMENTS, IF ANY

    RIDERS, IF ANY

    APPLICATION
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1. Schedule of Payments and Charges

Flexible Payment Variable Annuity Contract                            BGP0000800
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Initial Purchase Payment

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Guaranteed Interest Account Accumulation Periods available at issue: [3, 5, 7
   and 10yr]

(subject to change, see Guaranteed Interest Account section)

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Accumulation Period(s) Selected at Issue   Guaranteed Rate for Accumulation Period
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               1 Year                                      [1.5%]
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Guaranteed Minimum Interest Rate                                          [1.5%]

Minimum DCA Plus Account Allocation                                     [$5,000]

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Number of guaranteed free transfers during a contract year                    12
   Charge on excess transfers: Current                                      [$0]
   (subject to change; see Transfers section)
   Guaranteed Maximum                                                        $25

Daily Mortality/Expense Risk Charge* (see Sub-Account Unit Value section)
   Current                                 [0.003288% (equal to 1.20% annually)]
   Guaranteed Maximum                        0.003836% (equal to 1.40% annually)

* Will be reduced by 0.20% annually if the Purchase Payment(s) made during the
first contract year total $750,000 or more and either (a) or (b) are applicable
on any contract anniversary:

(a)  the Fund Value is $750,000 or more, or

(b)  Fund Value is less than $750,000 and the total withdrawals made during the
     prior contract year do not exceed the greater of: (i) the Free Partial
     Surrender Amount for that year; and (ii) the a amount of any required
     minimum distributions under the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (Code) for
     that year, if applicable.

Annual Contract Charge (to be waived on any contract anniversary on which the
Fund Value is $50,000 or more):
   Current                                                                [$30]
   Guaranteed Maximum if Initial Purchase Payment is less than $2,500      $40
   Guaranteed Maximum if Initial Purchase Payment is at least $2,500       $50

Tax Charge - 0% of each payment received subject to change based upon change in
applicable federal or state tax laws or cost to the Company.

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1. Schedule of Payments and Charges

          Surrender charge (see Full and Partial Surrenders section)

          SURRENDER CHARGE PERCENTAGE TABLE

             # of Contract
          Anniversaries since   Surrender Charge
            Effective Date         Percentage
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                  0                    8%
                  1                    8
                  2                    7
                  3                    7
                  4                    6
                  5                    5
                  6                    4
                  7                    3
              8(or more)               0

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2. Variable Account, The Funds and Sub-Accounts

See Variable Account section for further information

The Variable Account is MONY America Variable Account A and includes the
Sub-accounts listed below.

The Sub-accounts available for investment purposes, and the corresponding
portfolios of the applicable funds are:
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Sub-Accounts                              Applicable Fund
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[AIM V.I. Basic Value                     AIM Variable Insurance Funds
AIM V.I. Mid Cap Core Equity              AIM Variable Insurance Funds
Alger American Balanced                   The Alger American Fund
Alger American MidCap Growth              The Alger American Fund
Dreyfus I. P. Small Cap Stock Index       Dreyfus Investment Portfolio
Enterprise Deep Value                     Enterprise Accumulation Trust
Enterprise Equity Income                  Enterprise Accumulation Trust
Enterprise Growth                         Enterprise Accumulation Trust
Enterprise Growth and Income              Enterprise Accumulation Trust
Enterprise Global Socially Responsive     Enterprise Accumulation Trust
Enterprise Managed                        Enterprise Accumulation Trust
Enterprise Mergers and Acquisitions       Enterprise Accumulation Trust
Enterprise Multi-Cap Growth               Enterprise Accumulation Trust
Enterprise Short Duration Bond            Enterprise Accumulation Trust
Enterprise Small Company Growth           Enterprise Accumulation Trust
Enterprise Small Company Value            Enterprise Accumulation Trust
Enterprise Total Return                   Enterprise Accumulation Trust
Franklin Income Securities                Franklin Templeton Variable Insurance Product Trust
Franklin Rising Dividends Securities      Franklin Templeton Variable Insurance Product Trust
Franklin Zero Coupon 2010                 Franklin Templeton Variable Insurance Product Trust
INVESCO VIF - Financial Services          INVESCO Variable Investment Funds, Inc
INVESCO VIF - Health Sciences             INVESCO Variable Investment Funds, Inc
INVESCO VIF - Telecommunications          INVESCO Variable Investment Funds, Inc
Janus Aspen Series Capital Appreciation   Janus Aspen Series
Janus Aspen Series Flexible Income        Janus Aspen Series
Janus Aspen Series International Growth   Janus Aspen Series
Lord Abbett Bond-Debenture                Lord Abbett Series Fund
Lord Abbett Growth and Income             Lord Abbett Series Fund
Lord Abbett Mid-Cap Value                 Lord Abbett Series Fund
MFS Mid Cap Growth                        MFS. Variable Insurance Trust(SM)
MFS New Discovery                         MFS. Variable Insurance Trust(SM)
MFS Total Return                          MFS. Variable Insurance Trust(SM)
MFS Utilities                             MFS. Variable Insurance Trust(SM)
MONY Government Securities                MONY Series Fund, Inc.
MONY Long Term Bond                       MONY Series Fund, Inc.
MONY Money Market                         MONY Series Fund, Inc.
Oppenheimer Main Street                   Oppenheimer Variable Account Funds
Oppenheimer Global Securities             Oppenheimer Variable Account Funds
PBHG Mid-Cap                              PBHG Insurance Series Fund
PBHG Select Value                         PBHG Insurance Series Fund
PIMCO Global Bond                         PIMCO Variable Insurance Trust
PIMCO Real Return                         PIMCO Variable Insurance Trust
PIMCO StocksPLUS Growth and Income        PIMCO Variable Insurance Trust
ProFund VP Bear                           The ProFunds VP
ProFund VP UltraBull                      The ProFunds VP
ProFund VP Rising Rates Opportunity       The ProFunds VP
Van Kampen UIF Emerging Markets Equity    The Universal Institutional Funds, Inc
Van Kampen UIF Global Value Equity        The Universal Institutional Funds, Inc
Van Kampen UIF U.S. Real Estate           The Universal Institutional Funds, Inc ]
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2. Variable Account, The Funds and Sub-Accounts

See Variable Account section for further information

The Variable Account is MONY America Variable Account A and includes the
Sub-accounts listed below.

The Sub-accounts available for investment purposes, and the corresponding
portfolios of the applicable funds are:
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[AIM Variable Insurance Funds, Janus Aspen Series, PBHG Insurance Series Fund,
PIMCO Variable Insurance Trust and The ProFunds VP are organized under the laws
of Delaware. INVESCO Variable Investment Funds, Inc., Lord Abbett Series Fund,
MONY Series Fund, Inc., and The Universal Institutional Funds, Inc. are
organized under the laws of Maryland. The Alger American Fund, Dreyfus
Investment Portfolio, Enterprise Accumulation Trust, Franklin Templeton Variable
Insurance Product Trust, MFS Variable Insurance Trust and Oppenheimer Variable
Account Funds are organized under the laws of Massachusetts. The Alger American
Fund, Enterprise Accumulation Trust, Franklin Templeton Variable Insurance
Product Trust, Janus Aspen Series, INVESCO Variable Investment Funds, Inc., Lord
Abbett Series Fund, MFS Variable Insurance Trust, MONY Series Fund, Inc.,
Oppenheimer Variable Account Funds, PBHG Insurance Series Fund, and PIMCO
Variable Insurance Trust are registered with the Securities and Exchange
Commission under the 1940 Investment Company Act as open-end, diversified
investment management companies. AIM Variable Insurance Funds, Dreyfus
Investment Portfolios, The ProFunds VP and Universal Institutional Funds, Inc.]
are registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission under the 1940
Investment Company Act as open-end management investment companies.

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3. About This Contract

The following is an overview of some basic contract provisions to aid your
understanding. The specific provisions of the Contract are found in the pages
following this overview. In the event of a discrepancy between this overview and
any specific provisions of this Contract, the specific Contract provisions will
control.

This is a Flexible Payment Variable Annuity Contract. This Contract goes into
effect on the Effective Date. This Contract is a "promise to pay" Annuity
Payments which start on a date chosen by you called the Annuity Starting Date
(or maturity date). Those payments are made to a person chosen by you as the
Payee. The Annuitant is the person on whose life the Contract is based (the
measuring life).

If the Annuitant (or Secondary Annuitant) is living on the Annuity Starting
Date, we begin to make Annuity Payments. If the Annuitant dies before the
Annuity Starting Date, the Secondary Annuitant (if you designated one) takes
over as Annuitant. If the Annuitant and the Secondary Annuitant both die before
the Annuity Starting Date, the Contract ends and a death benefit is payable to
the Beneficiary (person who receives the Death Benefit) chosen by you. The death
benefit is equal to the Fund Value or, if greater, the Purchase Payments paid by
you less any partial surrenders, plus or minus any Market Value Adjustment and
less any surrender charge. The Beneficiary does not have to be the Payee. If the
Owner (and Successor Owner under certain circumstances) dies before the Annuity
Starting Date, while the Annuitant is living, the proceeds in this Contract must
be distributed within 5 years after the date of death (see Death of Owner
section).

Purchase Payments are payments you make to us. The sum of Purchase Payments made
(less partial surrenders, charges, etc.) determine the value of the Contract.
There may be a positive or negative Market Value Adjustment and a surrender
charge on partial surrenders you make or, if you surrender (cash in) the
Contract in full. The Market Value Adjustment depends on which Accumulation
Period(s) you selected, how many years are left in the applicable Period(s) and
how interest rates have changed since those Periods began. The surrender charge
depends on how long ago you purchased the Contract.

The value of this Contract is based on Purchase Payments which you allocate to
either the Variable Account, the Guaranteed Interest Account or the Dollar Cost
Averaging Plus Account. The Fund Value is the combined value of the Variable
Account, the Guaranteed Interest Account and the Dollar Cost Averaging Plus
Account BEFORE any Market Value Adjustment is applied, any surrender charge and
any Annual Contract Charge, as applicable, are deducted. The Cash Value, if any,
is the value AFTER any Market Value Adjustment is applied, any surrender charge
and any Annual Contract Charge, as applicable are deducted. The Guaranteed
Interest Account and Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account are "fixed" accounts and
are part of our General Account. We may offer one or more choices of Guaranteed
Interest Account Accumulation Periods and interest rates to apply during those
Periods. The Variable Account is an account that is separate from our General
Account. The value of the Variable Account can increase or decrease depending on
investment experience. The Variable Account is made up of several Sub-accounts
(subdivisions) with different investment objectives. Each Sub-account invests
only in the shares of its own portfolio of its fund. The measure of value in a
Sub-account is called a Unit.

The value of Units in a Sub-account can only change on a Business Day. A
Business Day is any day the New York Stock Exchange is open for trading or any
other day on which there is enough trading to change the Unit value of a
Sub-account. Trading refers to the purchase and sale of securities held by the
portfolio.

When we refer to "I" or "my" in a question, or to "you" or "your" in an answer,
we mean the Owner. The Owner is the person who holds the Contract and who has
the rights of ownership. The Owner chooses any options the Contract offers. When
we refer to "we", "us" and "our" we mean MONY Life Insurance Company of America.
"Administrative Office" means our office at 1740 Broadway, New York, NY 10019
and also includes our Operations Center at One MONY Plaza, P.O. Box 4830,
Syracuse, NY 13221.

You can read more about the terms used in the summary on the following pages.

"Annuity Payments"              (see Section 4)

"Annuity Starting Date"         shown on page 1.

"Beneficiary"                   (see Section 11)

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"Business Day"                  (see Section 3)

"Cash Value"                    (see Section 8)

"Effective Date"                shown on page 1.

"Fund Value"                    (see Section 6)

"Guaranteed Interest Account"   (see Section 15)

"Owner"                         (see Section 9)

"Payee"                         (see Section 4)

"Purchase Payments"             (see Section 5)

"Secondary Annuitant"           (see Section 12)

"Sub-account"                   (see Section 2)

"Variable Account"              (see Section 13)

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4. We Will Pay

What will the Company pay and when will they pay it?

1. We will pay the Annuity Payments starting on the Annuity Starting Date to a
person named by you as Payee. You can name a Payee either in the application or
later (if later, we will send an endorsement to show the change).

2. We will pay the Death Benefit to the Beneficiary if the Annuitant dies before
the Annuity Starting Date. But we must first receive proof that the Annuitant
died before the Annuity Starting Date. Payment in any case will only be made in
accordance with all the provisions of this Contract. "Annuitant" includes a
"Secondary Annuitant" if you designated one.

What are Annuity Payments?

Annuity Payments are Income Payments made periodically (monthly, quarterly,
semi-annually or annually) over the lifetime of the Payee or for a selected
period. The income will be purchased by the Cash Value on the Annuity Starting
Date. The amount of the Cash Value and the Settlement (payout) Option chosen
will determine the amount of income payments.

But, if you elect Settlement Option 3 or 3A, the income will be purchased by the
Fund Value on the Annuity Starting Date. That benefit will be based on the
Payee's lifetime, as explained in the Settlement Options section.

If no other election is made before that Date, the Fund Value will be settled
under Settlement Option 3 with 10 years certain, based on the Annuitant's life,
as provided by and subject to the provisions in the Settlement Options section.

Can I change the date Annuity Payments start?

Yes, you may advance or defer the Annuity Starting Date, but only while the
Annuitant is living. We must receive your request before the Annuity Starting
Date. The Date may not be advanced to a date earlier than the 10th anniversary.
It may not be deferred to a date later than the anniversary following the
Annuitant's 95th birthday. The change will be effective as of the date we
receive your written request at our Administrative Office. You do not need to
return the Contract for us to make the change unless we ask for it.

If the Annuitant dies, what does the Company pay?

If the Annuitant dies before the Annuity Starting Date, we will pay to the
Beneficiary, the greater of:

(a)  the Fund Value on the date we receive due proof of death and election of a
     settlement option; or

(b)  the Purchase Payments paid by you, reduced proportionately by each partial
     surrender (reflecting any Market Value Adjustment and any surrender
     charge).

But we must first receive proof that the Annuitant died before the Annuity
Starting Date.

Any Death Benefit payable under this Contract is not less than the minimum
benefit required by the law of the state in which the Contract is delivered.

If the proceeds are not paid by the end of 30 days from the date we receive due
proof of death of the Annuitant, we will pay interest on the proceeds if
required by the state in which the Contract is

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delivered at the rate specified by that state. If interest is payable, it will
be paid from date of the death to date of payment of proceeds.

How are proportionate reductions calculated?

For each partial surrender, the proportionate reduction is equal to the amount
of the partial surrender divided by the Fund Value immediately before that
partial surrender, multiplied by the Purchase Payments paid before that partial
surrender.

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5. Purchase Payments You Make

What Payments can I make to the Company?

The Initial Purchase Payment is shown on Page 3. You can send additional
Purchase Payments to our Administrative Office. On request, we will give a
receipt signed by our Treasurer. We will accept Purchase Payments any time
before the Annuity Starting Date as long as the Annuitant is living.

Is there a limit on Payments I can make to the Company?

Yes, we may limit the sum of Purchase Payments you make. That limit is
$1,500,000 (less any partial surrenders, any Market Value Adjustment and any
surrender charge).We may return any Purchase Payment that would exceed the
$1,500,000 limit.

Can I make Payments to the Company automatically?

Yes, you can make automatic Purchase Payments to us through an automatic payment
plan. It could be payroll deductions by a central remitter with whom we make an
agreement or, authorized government allotments if we receive official military
verification. It could also be automatic bank drafts or any other automatic plan
we agree to.

Can I make Payments to the Company other than automatic Payments?

Yes, whether you are on an automatic payment plan or not, you can make
non-automatic Purchase Payments.

What is a Net Purchase Payment?

When we refer to net Purchase Payments, we mean the Purchase Payment amount
after deduction of any applicable taxes (see Page 3 for the amount of tax, if
any). We may waive any deduction of taxes on Purchase Payments. But if we do, we
can stop waiving them on future Payments if we give you at least 30 days written
notice.

When will net Purchase Payments be allocated to the Sub-accounts, Guaranteed
Interest Account or Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account as I have chosen?

Any portion of a net Purchase Payment allocated to the Sub-accounts, the
Guaranteed Interest Account or the Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account (if
available), will be placed in that Account as chosen on the later of the
Effective Date and the Business Day that falls on, or next follows the date we
receive the Purchase Payment at our Administrative Office.

When we do this, we use the most recent valid allocation choice and Accumulation
Period choice (if applicable) we have from you. If we have no valid allocation
choice and Allocation Period choice (if applicable) from you, we will allocate
the net Purchase Payments to the Money Market Sub-account.

When will interest be credited on Purchase Payments I allocate to the Guaranteed
Interest Account or Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account?

Interest will be credited on Purchase Payments allocated to the Guaranteed
Interest Account or Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account (if available), at an
annual rate not less than the Guaranteed Minimum Interest Rate shown in Section
1 (see also Guaranteed Interest Account and Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account
sections). Such interest will be credited from the later of the Effective Date
and the Business Day that falls on or next follows the date we receive the
Purchase Payment at our Administrative Office.

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Are there any rules for allocation choices?

Yes, allocations must be made in whole percentages. If a Sub-account, the
Guaranteed Interest Account or the Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account (if
available), is to receive any allocation, the allocation must be at least 1%
and, the total must equal 100% of the net Purchase Payment. We use the most
recent valid allocation choice and Accumulation Period choice (if applicable) we
have from you. If we have no valid allocation choice and Accumulation Period
choice from you, we will allocate the net Purchase Payments to the Money Market
Sub-account. You may change your allocation choice by writing to us at our
Administrative Office. A change will take effect within 7 days after we receive
that notice.

Allocations to the Guaranteed Interest Account may be limited as follows. We
reserve the right to limit the Fund Value in the Guaranteed Interest Account to
a percentage of the total Fund Value held under the Contract. That percentage
will never be less than 10%. If we impose this limit, we will reject any
allocation to the Guaranteed Interest Account if the Fund Value in that Account
exceeds the limit or, if that allocation would cause the Fund Value in the
Guaranteed interest Account to exceed that limit.

Can I earmark a non-automatic net Purchase Payment for an allocation different
from my regular allocation choice?

Yes, you can choose a specific allocation for a non-automatic Purchase Payment
and it will not change your allocation choice and/or Accumulation Period choice
for future Purchase Payments. Allocations must be by amount or percentage in
whole numbers only. If a Sub-account, the Guaranteed Interest Account or the
Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account (if available), is to receive any allocation,
the allocation must be at least 1% and the total must equal 100% of the net
Purchase Payment.

If you do not give us a specific allocation for the non-automatic Purchase
Payment, or if your allocation choice is not valid, we will use the most recent
valid allocation choice and/or Accumulation Period choice we have from you.

6. Fund Value

What is the Fund Value on the Effective Date?

The Fund Value on the Effective Date is the net Purchase Payments received by us
on or before the Effective Date and any interest credited to those Payments.

When are Fund Value calculations made?

After the Effective Date, Fund Value calculations are made on Business Days. If
a Fund Value calculation has to be made for a day that is not a Business Day,
then we will use the next Business Day.

How is the Fund Value determined on a Business Day?

The Fund Value on a Business Day is determined as follows:

(a)  Determine the Fund Value in each Sub-account on that Day (see below for
     details).

(b) Total the Fund Value in each Sub-account on that Day.

(c)  Add the Fund Value in the Guaranteed Interest Account on that Day (see
     below for details).

(d)  Add the Fund Value in the Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account on that Day
     (see below for details).

(e)  Add any net Purchase Payments received on that Day.

(f)  Deduct any transfer charges on that Day.

(g)  Deduct any partial surrender, (reflecting any Market Value Adjustment and
     any surrender charge) made on that Day.

(h)  Deduct any Annual Contract Charge made on that Day.

Regarding (a) above, how is the Fund Value for each Sub-account determined on
that Business Day?

For each Sub-account we multiply the number of Units credited to that
Sub-account by its Unit value on that Day. The multiplication is done BEFORE the
purchase or redemption of any Units on that Day.

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Regarding (c) above, what makes up the Fund Value in the Guaranteed Interest
Account on that Business Day?

The Fund Value in the Guaranteed Interest Account on that Day is the accumulated
value at the applicable interest rate(s) of net Purchase Payments allocated to
the Guaranteed Interest Account BEFORE that Day, decreased by allocations
against the Guaranteed Interest Account BEFORE that Day for:

     (i)  any partial surrender, any Market Value Adjustment and any surrender
          charge;

     (ii) any amount transferred from the Guaranteed Interest Account, any
          Market Value Adjustment, and any transfer charge;

     (iii) any Annual Contract Charge.

Regarding (d) above, what makes up the Fund Value in the Dollar Cost Averaging
Plus Account on that Business Day?

The Fund Value in the Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account on that Day is the
accumulated value at the applicable interest rate(s) of net Purchase Payments
allocated to the Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account BEFORE that Day, decreased
by allocations against the Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account BEFORE that Day
for:

     (i)  any partial surrender and any surrender charge;

     (ii) any amount transferred from the Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account;

     (iii) any Annual Contract Charge.

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7. Transfers

When can I make transfers?

Transfers may be made only after the "Right to Return Contract" period has
ended.

What transfers can I make?

There are 4 types of transfers you can make. Each type is explained (along with
any rules and limitations) below:

Type 1. Transfers AMONG Sub-accounts (that do not involve the Guaranteed
Interest Account or Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account). There are no
restrictions on this type of transfer.

Type 2. Transfers INTO the Guaranteed Interest Account. Transfers into the
Guaranteed Interest Account are subject to the availability of one or more
Accumulation Period(s).

If one or more Accumulation Periods are available, transfers INTO the Guaranteed
Interest Account may be limited as follows. We reserve the right to limit the
Fund Value in the Guaranteed Interest Account to a percentage of the total Fund
Value held under the Contract. That percentage will never be less than 10%. If
we impose this limit, we will reject any transfer INTO the Guaranteed Interest
Account if the Fund Value in that Account exceeds the limit or, if that transfer
would cause the Fund Value in the Guaranteed Interest Account to exceed that
limit.

Type 3. Transfers FROM the Guaranteed Interest Account. This type of transfer
can be requested at any time. A Market Value Adjustment will apply unless your
request is received at our Administrative Office, WITHIN 30 DAYS BEFORE the end
of the applicable Accumulation Period. If multiple Accumulation Period accounts
are in effect, your transfer request must specify which Accumulation Period
account(s) funds are to be transferred from.

Type 4. Transfers FROM the Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account. This type of
transfer can only be made to one or more Sub-accounts in accordance with the
Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account section. Fund Value may not be transferred
from the Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account to the Guaranteed Interest Account.

Transfers INTO the Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account are not permitted.

When will a transfer request take effect?

Type 1 or Type 2 transfers will take effect on the Business Day that falls on,
or next follows, the date we receive the request at our Administrative Office.
Type 3 transfers requested within 30 days before the end of an Accumulation
Period will take effect at the end of the Accumulation Period. Type 3 transfers
requested at any other time will take effect on the Business Day that falls on,
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Administrative Office. Type 4 transfers will take effect on the scheduled
monthly or quarterly anniversary as elected by you. See the Dollar Cost
Averaging Plus section.

What is the charge for a transfer and how does it work?

Each request for a transfer is considered one transaction even if more than one
type of transfer and several different accounts are involved. Transfers during
any contract year in excess of the number of guaranteed free transfers shown on
page 3 are subject to a transfer charge. The guaranteed maximum amount of that
charge is shown on page 3. But, we may charge less than that maximum, or waive
the charge entirely, in accordance with our procedure in effect at the time of
the request. There is no transfer charge applicable to transfers from the Dollar
Cost Averaging Plus Account.

If we change the amount of the charge we will send an endorsement to show the
change.

If a transfer charge is applicable, how is it allocated among the accounts?

The charge is allocated against the first of the Sub-accounts and/or the
Guaranteed Interest Account from which Fund Value is being transferred.

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8. Full And Partial Surrenders

Can I withdraw money from the Contract?

Yes, money may be withdrawn by making a full or partial surrender.

When can I make a full or partial surrender?

At any time on or before the Annuity Starting Date and while the Annuitant is
living, you may make a full or partial surrender of the Contract for its Cash
Value (Fund Value plus or minus any Market Value Adjustment less any applicable
surrender charge) and less the Annual Contract Charge due on full surrender of
the contract. A full surrender will end the Contract.

If a partial surrender reduces the Cash Value to less than $1,000, we will
process it as a full surrender.

If I make a full surrender, will annuity (income) payments begin on the Annuity
Starting Date?

No. If a full surrender of the Contract is made on or before the Annuity
Starting Date, the income which was to begin on that Date will not be payable.

What is the full value of the Contract on surrender?

The full value of the Contract on surrender is the Cash Value (Fund Value plus
or minus any Market Value Adjustment and less any applicable surrender charge)
less the Annual Contract Charge due on full surrender of the Contract.

Any cash surrender available under this Contract is not less than the minimum
benefit required by the law of the state in which the Contract is delivered.

When will a full or partial surrender take effect?

A full or partial surrender will take effect on the Business Day that falls on,
or next follows, the date we receive your request at our Administrative Office.

How can I specify partial surrender allocations and are there minimums?

You can specify partial surrender allocations by amount or percentage.
Allocations by percentage must be in whole percentages and the minimum
percentage is 1% against any Sub-account, the Guaranteed Interest Account or the
Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account. Percentages must total 100%.

We will not accept an allocation which does not comply with the above rules or
if there is not enough Fund Value in a Sub-account, the Guaranteed Interest
Account or the Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account to provide its share of the
allocation.

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Partial surrender allocations against the Guaranteed Interest Account must
specify the Accumulation Period accounts such allocations are being made
against. Partial surrender allocations against the Dollar Cost Averaging Plus
Account must specify which DCA Plus Period accounts such allocations are being
made against.

What if I don't specify an allocation?

If you do not specify an allocation, we will not accept your request for partial
surrender.

When is a surrender charge applicable?

Aside from the exceptions below, a surrender charge is applicable whenever we
pay any partial surrender or full surrender to you during the first 8 contract
years.

What are the exceptions?

There are 2 exceptions when no surrender charge will apply:

1. The following paragraph applies to contracts where the Enhanced Withdrawal
Benefit has not been elected in the application:

Free Partial Surrender Amount- During the first contract year, you may make one
or more partial surrenders without a surrender charge up to a total surrender
amount for that year of 10% of the Fund Value on the date of the first
surrender. During each year after the first, you may make one or more partial
surrenders without a surrender charge up to a total surrender amount for that
year of 10% of the Fund Value at the beginning of the contract year.

The following paragraph applies to contracts where the Enhanced Withdrawal
Benefit has been elected in the application. If this Benefit was elected, the
additional charge for it is a daily percentage of Fund Value held in the
Variable Account and is shown in Section 1:

Enhanced Free Partial Surrender Amount- During the first contract year, you may
make one or more partial surrenders without a surrender charge up to a total
surrender amount for that year of 15% of the Fund Value on the date of the first
surrender. During each year after the first, you may make one or more partial
surrenders without a surrender charge up to a total surrender amount for that
year of 15% of the Fund Value at the beginning of the contract year.

Note that free partial surrenders may only be made to the extent Cash Value in
the Sub-accounts is available. For example, the Fund Value in the Variable
Account could decrease (due to unfavorable investment experience) after part of
the applicable percentage was withdrawn. In that case it is possible that there
may not be enough Cash Value to provide the remaining part of the applicable
percentage of free partial surrender amount.

2. If the full surrender or partial surrender is after the 3rd contract year and
the proceeds are settled under Settlement Option 3 or 3A (life income annuity
options). See Settlement Options section.

What does the amount of surrender charge depend on?

The amount of any surrender charge depends on how much you surrender and how
long the Contract has been in effect.

How is the amount of any surrender charge determined?

The amount of any surrender charge is determined as follows:

Step 1. Multiply the Fund Value in each Sub-account, the Guaranteed Interest
Account (after application of any Market Value Adjustment) or the Dollar Cost
Averaging Plus Account to be surrendered by the appropriate surrender charge
percentage shown in the Surrender Charge Percentage Table in Section 1.

Step 2. Add the products of each multiplication in Step 1 above.

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How will any surrender charge be allocated?

Each Sub-account, the Guaranteed Interest Account and/or the Dollar Cost
Averaging Plus Account will be charged its pro-rata share of the surrender
charge. That means the charge against each account will be in the same
proportion as the amount of the partial surrender allocated against that account
bears to the total partial surrender.

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9. Rights of Owner

Who is the Owner of the Contract and what rights does the Owner have?

While the Annuitant is living, all rights, benefits, options and privileges
under the Contract or allowed by us belong to the Owner unless otherwise
provided by endorsement. These rights include the right to change the
Beneficiary, to assign the Contract, to transfer Contract values or make full or
partial surrenders, all in accordance with our rules and procedures. The Owner
is the person so named in the application for this Contract unless otherwise
provided by endorsement.

Who and what is the Successor Owner?

A Successor Owner, if one is named, is the person(s) who becomes the new Owner
if the first Owner dies.

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10. Death of Owner

The following is required by Section 72(s) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986
(Death of Owner) and overrides anything in this Contract to the contrary: This
provision will not extend the term of this Contract beyond the date the
Annuitant dies.

If the Annuitant and Owner are not the same person "Designated Beneficiary"
means Successor Owner. If the Annuitant and the Owner are the same person
"Designated Beneficiary" means the Beneficiary described in Section 11.

What happens if an Owner dies before the Annuity Starting Date?

If an Owner dies before the Annuity Starting Date, the proceeds under this
Contract must be distributed within five years after the date of death. Any
proceeds that have not been distributed by the end of five years will be paid in
a single sum. If the Owner and the Annuitant are the same person, the proceeds
will be paid as a Death Benefit. If the Owner and the Annuitant are not the same
person, proceeds will be paid as surrender proceeds.

There are three exceptions. First, the Designated Beneficiary may receive the
proceeds over his or her life (or over a period not extending beyond his or her
life expectancy). Such distribution must begin no later than one year after the
Owner's death or such later date as may be allowed under federal tax
regulations.

Second, if the Owner and the Annuitant are the same person, and there is a
Secondary Annuitant and if the surviving spouse of the Owner is the Successor
Owner, such spouse will become the new Owner and it will not be necessary to
distribute the proceeds under the Contract.

Third, if the Owner and the Annuitant are not the same person, and the surviving
spouse of the Owner is the Successor Owner, such spouse will become the new
Owner and it will not be necessary to distribute the proceeds under the
Contract.

For purposes of compliance with Section 72(s), if an Owner is other than a
natural person, the Primary Annuitant will be treated as the Owner and the death
of or any change in the Primary Annuitant will be treated as the death of the
Owner.

What happens if an Owner dies on or after the Annuity Starting Date?

If an Owner dies on or after the Annuity Starting Date, then any remaining
portion of the proceeds will be distributed at least as rapidly as under the
method of distribution being used as of the date of that Owner's death.

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11. Beneficiary

Who is the Beneficiary?

The Beneficiary is the person to whom the Death Benefit of the Contract is
payable upon the death of the Annuitant. The Beneficiary is the person so named
in the application for this Contract unless otherwise provided by endorsement.

If the beneficiary designation requires the Beneficiary to be living or
surviving, then, unless otherwise provided, that Beneficiary must be living on
the 14th day after the Annuitant's death or, if earlier, the date we receive due
proof of the Annuitant's death. The share of the Death Benefit of any
Beneficiary who is not living on that earlier day will be payable to the
remaining Beneficiaries. Payment will be made in the manner provided for in that
designation.

What if there is no Beneficiary named or then living?

Unless otherwise provided in the beneficiary designation, the Death Benefit will
be payable to the Annuitant's executors or administrators.

Can I change the Beneficiary?

Yes, you can change the Beneficiary, unless you have given up this right, as
long as the Annuitant is living by writing to us at our Administrative Office.
You do not need to return the Contract to make the change unless we ask for it.

When will a Change of Beneficiary take effect?

A change will take effect when we record it retroactively as of the date the
request was signed. We shall not be charged with notice of a change of
Beneficiary until the change is received at our Administrative Office. The
change will be subject to any payment made or action taken by us before we
received your request.

Who is the Successor Beneficiary?

The Successor Beneficiary is the person so named in the application or in an
endorsement. If the Beneficiary dies before the Annuitant, a Successor
Beneficiary becomes the new Beneficiary.

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12. Secondary Annuitant

What is a Secondary Annuitant?

The Secondary Annuitant (sometimes called contingent annuitant), if you choose
one, is the person who becomes the Annuitant at the death of the Primary
Annuitant. If the Secondary Annuitant is living at the death of the Primary
Annuitant, the Contract continues (and no death benefit is payable). The
Secondary Annuitant can only become the Annuitant before the Annuity Starting
Date.

When can I choose a Secondary Annuitant?

You may choose a Secondary Annuitant only once either at time of application or
after the Contract is issued. To choose a Secondary Annuitant after issue, you
must write to us at our Administrative Office before the Annuity Starting Date.

Can I change the Secondary Annuitant?

No, you cannot change the Secondary Annuitant but, you can delete the Secondary
Annuitant by writing to us at our Administrative Office.

If I choose or delete a Secondary Annuitant after the Contract is issued, when
will that request take effect?

Your request to choose or delete a Secondary Annuitant will take effect on the
date you signed the request. But we must first accept and record the change.
And, the change will have no effect on any payment made by us or action taken by
us before we received your request. You do not need to return the Contract for
us to make the change unless we ask for it. We will send an endorsement to show
the change.

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What else should I know about the Secondary Annuitant?

We will delete any Secondary Annuitant automatically as of their 95th birthday.
The change will be effective on the anniversary following that birthday.

If the Primary Annuitant is also the Owner and the Primary Annuitant dies, his
or her spouse must be Successor Owner in order for the Secondary Annuitant to
become the Annuitant.

It may happen that when a Secondary Annuitant becomes the Annuitant, the Annuity
Starting Date in effect is after their 95th birthday. In that case we will
automatically advance the Annuity Starting Date to the anniversary following
that 95th birthday.

It may happen that the Secondary Annuitant is also the Beneficiary when the
Primary Annuitant dies. In that case we will automatically change the
Beneficiary to the person chosen as Successor Beneficiary.

If no Successor Beneficiary was chosen, the Beneficiary will be the Secondary
Annuitant's executors or administrators.

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13. The Variable Account

What is the Variable Account and what is its purpose?

The Variable Account is an investment account established and maintained by us,
separate from our general account or other separate accounts. The variable
benefits under this Contract are provided through investments we make in the
Variable Account. It is used for our flexible payment variable annuity contracts
and, if permitted by law, may be used for other contracts.

What else should I know about the Variable Account?

We own the assets in the Variable Account. Assets equal to the reserves and
other liabilities of the Variable Account will not be charged with liabilities
that arise from any other business we conduct. We may from time to time transfer
to our general account, assets which exceed the reserves and other liabilities
of the Variable Account.

The Variable Account is registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission
(SEC) as a unit investment trust under the Investment Company Act of 1940. It is
also governed by the laws of the state of Arizona.

What changes can the Company make to the Variable Account?

We may, to the extent permitted by applicable laws and regulations, make these
changes:

(a)  the Variable Account may be operated as a management company under the
     Investment Company Act of 1940; or (b) the Variable Account may be
     de-registered under that Act if registration is no longer required; or (c)
     the Variable Account may be combined with any of our other separate
     accounts.

What should I know about Sub-accounts?

We use the assets of each separate Sub-account to buy shares in a corresponding
portfolio of the applicable fund. (See Section 2).

What rights does the Company have to change Sub-accounts?

We reserve the right to establish new Sub-accounts or eliminate one or more
Sub-accounts if marketing needs, tax considerations or investment conditions
warrant.

Any new Sub-accounts may be made available to existing contracts on a basis to
be determined by us. If any of these changes are made, we may by appropriate
endorsement change the Contract to reflect the change.

Income and realized and unrealized gains or losses from assets of each
Sub-account are credited to or charged against that Sub-account without regard
to income, gains or losses in the other Sub-accounts, our general account or any
other separate accounts. We reserve the right to credit or charge a Sub-account
in a different manner if required, or appropriate, by reason of a change in the
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When will the Company value the assets in the Sub-accounts?

We will value the assets of each Sub-account on each Business Day after the
assets in its corresponding fund portfolio have been valued on that Day.

What changes can the Company make to the Portfolio?

If, in our judgment, a portfolio no longer suits the purposes of the Contract
due to a change in its investment objectives or restrictions, we may substitute
shares of another portfolio of that fund or shares of another investment fund.
But, we will notify You before doing so and, to the extent required by law, we
will get prior approval from the SEC and the Arizona Insurance Department. Such
approval process is on file with the Arizona Insurance Department. We also will
get any other required approvals.

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14. Sub-Account Unit Value

What is the Unit value of each Sub-account?

The Unit value of each Sub-account on its first Business Day was set at $10. To
determine the Unit value of a Sub-account on any subsequent Business Day, the
Company takes the prior Business Day's Unit Value and multiplies it by the Net
Investment Factor for the current Business Day. The Net Investment Factor for
the each Sub-account equals:

1.   the Net Asset Value per share of each Fund held in the Sub-account at the
     end of the current Business Day; divided by

2.   the net asset value per share of each Fund held in the Sub-account at the
     end of the prior Business Day; minus

3.   the Daily Mortality/Expense Risk Charge and any other applicable charges
     adjusted for the number of days in the period. The current amount of that
     Charge is shown on page 3. We may increase the Charge but it will never be
     more than the guaranteed maximum shown on page 3. If we change the amount
     of the Charge we will send an endorsement to show the change. Amounts
     allocated to a Sub-account are used to purchase Units in that Sub-account.
     An example of a transaction where amounts are allocated to a Sub-account is
     a purchase payment. Amounts allocated against a Sub-account result in the
     redemption of Units in that Sub-account. An example of a transaction where
     amounts are allocated against a Sub-account is a partial surrender. The
     number of Units purchased or redeemed is equal to the dollar amount of the
     allocation divided by the Sub-account's Unit value on the applicable
     Business Day. The number of Units in a Sub-account on a Business Day is
     equal to the number of Units purchased for the Sub-account before any
     transactions are processed on that Day minus the number of Units redeemed
     in that Sub-account before any transactions are processed on that Day.

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15. Guaranteed Interest Account

What is the Guaranteed Interest Account?

The Guaranteed Interest Account is an account which is part of our general
account. The general account consists of all of our assets except those held by
the Variable Account and other separate accounts maintained by us.

What is an Accumulation Period?

An Accumulation Period is the specified period offered by us, during which the
applicable guaranteed interest rate will apply to funds allocated or transferred
into that Period.

What Accumulation Periods are offered?

The Accumulation Periods offered by us at issue are shown on page 3. We reserve
the right to change the Periods offered or to discontinue offering new
Accumulation Periods.

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When does an Accumulation Period start and end?

The Accumulation Period (if available), starts on the Business Day that falls
on, or next follows, the date we allocate the Purchase Payment or transfer Fund
Value into the Guaranteed Interest Account in accordance with your Accumulation
Period choice or transfer request, and ends on the last day of that Period.

What interest rate applies to the Guaranteed Interest Account?

The guaranteed annual interest rate that applies in the calculation of Fund
Value will be declared by us monthly or at the beginning of each available
Accumulation Period you select. Those rates will never be less than the
Guaranteed Minimum Interest Rate shown in Section 1. Interest in excess of the
Guaranteed Minimum Interest Rate may be applied in the calculation of Fund Value
in a manner determined by us.

What is an Accumulation Period account?

An Accumulation Period account is created each time you allocate all or a
portion of a Purchase Payment or transfer Fund Value into an available
Accumulation Period offered by us.

Can I allocate Purchase Payments to more than one Accumulation Period and is
there a limit?

Yes, you can allocate Purchase Payments or transfer Fund Value to one or more
available Accumulation Periods at any time provided the Accumulation Period you
select will not extend beyond the Annuity Starting Date.

Allocations to the Guaranteed Interest Account may be limited as follows. We
reserve the right to limit the Fund Value in the Guaranteed Interest Account to
a percentage of the total Fund Value held under the Contract. That percentage
will never be less than 10%. If we impose this limit, we will reject any
allocation to the Guaranteed Interest Account if the Fund Value in that Account
exceeds the limit or, if that allocation would cause the Fund Value in the
Guaranteed Interest Account to exceed that limit.

What happens at the end of an Accumulation Period?

We will send a notice to you at least 15 but not more than 45 days before the
end of an Accumulation Period. The notice will show the Accumulation Periods and
applicable interest rates then being offered by us, if any. Within 30 days
before the end of the Accumulation Period, you may elect a new Period if
available, or surrender all or part of the Fund Value in that Period without a
Market Value Adjustment.

If you do not elect a new Period, or request a full surrender, we will
automatically allocate that Fund Value to a new Accumulation Period of equal
duration, if available, at the interest rate then being declared. If an
Accumulation Period of equal duration is no longer offered by us or, if that
duration would extend the new Accumulation Period beyond the Annuity Starting
Date, we will allocate the Fund Value into the closest, shorter Accumulation
Period. The start of a new Accumulation Period is the ending date of the
previous Accumulation Period.

If no Accumulation Period is offered by us, the Fund Value will be transferred
into the Money Market Sub-account.

What is the Market Value Adjustment?

The Market Value Adjustment is an amount that is added to or deducted from any
transfer or full/partial surrender from the Guaranteed Interest Account before
application of any surrender charge. It will not apply to requests for:

(a)  transfers or full/partial surrenders received at our Administrative Office
     within 30 days before the end of the applicable Accumulation Period; or

(b)  transfers or full/partial surrenders from a 1 year Accumulation Period
     account (if applicable); or

(c)  partial surrenders made in accordance with the Free Partial Surrender
     Amount provision. See Full and Partial Surrenders section; or

(d)  full/partial surrenders after the 10th contract year if the proceeds are
     used to provide Annuity Payments; or

(e)  full/partial surrenders after the 3rd contract year if the proceeds are
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     single Payee (under Settlement Option 3), or joint Payees (under Settlement
     Option 3A). See Settlement Options section; or

(f)  partial surrenders being made with respect to a required minimum
     distribution in accordance with the requirements of the Internal Revenue
     Code of 1986 (Code); or

(g)  amounts refunded under the Right to Return Contract Provision.

The Market Value Adjustment is determined by multiplying the amount of transfer
or full/partial surrender by (a) divided by (b), accumulated for the time
remaining in the applicable Accumulation Period, minus 1, where:

(a)  is 1 plus the interest rate then being credited for the Accumulation Period
     from which the transfer or full/partial surrender is taken.

(b)  is 1 plus the interest rate then being declared for an Accumulation Period
     equal to the original Accumulation Period, plus 0.25%.

Regarding (b) above: if an Accumulation Period equal to the original
Accumulation Period is not available, the rate will be an interpolation between
two available Accumulation Periods. If two such Accumulation Periods are not
available, we will use the rate for the next available Accumulation Period.

If the Company is no longer offering an Accumulation Period or declaring rates
on new payments, we will use U.S. Treasury yields adjusted for investment risk
as the basis for the Market Value Adjustment.

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16. Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account

This Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account is not available if an Enhanced Purchase
Payment Rider is a part of this Contract.

What is the Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account?

The Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account (DCA Plus) is an account, which is part
of our general account but distinct from the Guaranteed Interest Account.
Purchase Payments allocated to and held in the DCA Plus earn interest during the
DCA Plus Period elected.

How does the DCA Plus work?

The DCA Plus is designed to allow you to transfer Fund Value from the DCA Plus
to the Sub-accounts of the Variable Account either monthly or quarterly, (as
elected by you) over a specific period of time. The amount of Fund Value
transferred from the DCA Plus to the Sub-accounts will be a level amount based
on the selected Period.

What DCA Plus Periods are available?

Currently, Purchase Payments may be allocated to a 6 month or 12 month DCA Plus
Period. We reserve the right to eliminate any or all DCA Plus Periods offered.

When does a DCA Plus Period start and end?

A DCA Plus Period starts on the Business Day that falls on or next follows, the
date we allocate the Purchase Payment to the DCA Plus, and ends on the last day
of that Period.

What interest rate applies to the DCA Plus?

The guaranteed annual interest rate that applies to the balance in each
available DCA Plus Period will be declared by us from time to time. These rates
will never be less than the Guaranteed Minimum Interest Rate shown in Section 1.

Are there any rules for allocations to the DCA Plus?

Yes. The minimum amount of Purchase Payment you may allocate to a DCA Plus
Period is shown in Section 1. After the third contract anniversary, no further
allocations may be made to the DCA Plus.

What is a DCA Plus Period account?

A DCA Plus Period account is created each time you allocate all or a portion of
a Purchase Payment into an available DCA Plus Period.

Can I allocate Purchase Payments to more than one DCA Plus Period?

Yes, you may allocate Purchase Payments to more than one DCA Plus Period.

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17. Annual Contract Charge

What is the Annual Contract Charge and when will it be deducted?

An Annual Contract Charge is a charge for administrative expenses. The
guaranteed maximum amount of the charge is shown in Section 1. The Annual
Contract Charge will be deducted on each contract anniversary and on full
surrender of the Contract. But, we may charge less than that maximum, or waive
the charge entirely, in accordance with our procedure in effect at the time of
the deduction. We will give at least 30 days written notice of our intention to
change the Charge.

We will waive the charge due on any contract anniversary on which the Fund Value
is greater than or equal to the amount shown in Section 1. (See Annual Contract
Charge on page 3).

How will the Charge be allocated against the accounts?

The amount of the Charge will be allocated against all Sub-accounts, the
Guaranteed Interest Account and the Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account in the
same proportion that the Fund Value held in each bears to the total Fund Value
in the Contract.

What if the Contract's Fund Value is insufficient to cover the Annual Contract
Charge on the day it is to be deducted?

If the Contract's Fund Value is insufficient to cover the Annual Contract
Charge, then the Contract will end without value on that day.

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18. Dates and Contract Periods

How are periods measured in the Contract?

Months, years and anniversaries are measured from the Effective Date unless we
state otherwise. Contract months start on the same date in each calendar month
as the Effective Date. That means if the Effective Date is on the 1st of the
month, then each contract month will start on the 1st of the month.

What if the Effective Date is a date that doesn't occur in all months, such as
the 31st?

If the Effective Date is the 29th, 30th or 31st of a month, there will be some
calendar months when there is no such date. For those months the contract month
will start on the last day of the calendar month.

Where dates are shown, the numbers stand for month, day and year, in that order.
The Effective Date is shown on Page 1.

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19. General Provisions

What makes up this Contract?

This Contract has been issued in consideration of the application and payment of
the initial Purchase Payment shown in Section 1. The application, a copy of
which is attached, is a part of the Contract. The Contract, any attached riders
and/or endorsements and the application make up the entire contract.

The questions in this Contract, including the questions in any rider or
endorsement attached hereto, are for purposes of convenience and reference only.
They shall not in any way limit or affect the meaning or interpretation of any
of the terms and conditions of this Contract.

How does the Company use the statements I make in the application?

All statements made in the application will be considered to be representations
and not warranties. No statement may be used to make this Contract invalid or to
deny a claim under it, unless the statement is contained in the written
application, a copy of which must have been attached to the Contract at issue or
delivery.

When will this Contract be incontestable?

This Contract will be incontestable from its Date of Issue.

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What if the Annuitant's age, date of birth or gender has been misstated?

If the Annuitant's age, date of birth or gender has been misstated, any amount
payable by us at any time will be that which the Purchase Payments paid would
have bought at the correct age and gender. Any overpayment by us will be
deducted from the payment or payments made after the correction of the
misstatement. Any underpayment by us will be added to the payment or payments
made after the correction of the misstatement.

How does the Company handle an Assignment of this Contract?

We shall not be charged with notice of assignment of any interest in this
Contract until the assignment (or a copy) is received and recorded at our
Administrative Office. We are not responsible as to the validity or effect of
any assignment. We may rely solely on the statement of the assignee as to the
amount of his or her interest. The interest of any Beneficiary or other person
will be subordinate to any assignment, whenever made. The assignee will receive
any sum payable to the extent of his or her interest.

What may the Company require for Contract payment?

In any settlement (payout) of this Contract, by reason of death, surrender, or
otherwise, we may require the return of the Contract. Due proof of death must be
submitted to us at our Administrative Office.

What do Relationships in any beneficiary or other designation refer to?

Relationships used in any beneficiary or other designation will refer to the
Annuitant unless the wording indicates otherwise.

Who has the authority to change this Contract?

No change in the Contract will be valid until it is approved by one of our
executive officers. This approval must be endorsed on or attached to this
Contract. No agent or other person has authority to change this Contract, waive
any of its provisions or accept representations or information not in the
written application.

Can the Company postpone any Payments or transfers?

We will usually pay any amount payable on surrender or partial surrender within
7 days after we receive written request for the payment at our Administrative
Office. We will usually pay any death proceeds within 7 days after we receive
due proof of death.

But, any surrender payment involving Cash Value in the Guaranteed Interest
Account or Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account may be postponed for up to 6
months from the date we receive the request for a surrender. And, any payment
involving a determination of Cash Value in Sub-accounts may be postponed in any
case whenever:

(a)  the New York Stock Exchange (or International Exchange) is closed (except
     for customary weekend and holiday closings), or trading on the New York
     Stock Exchange is restricted as determined by the Securities and Exchange
     Commission (SEC); or

(b)  the SEC determines that a state of emergency exists, so that valuation of
     the assets of the Variable Account or disposal of securities is not
     reasonably practicable.

Transfers among Sub-accounts, and allocations to and against Sub-accounts, also
may be postponed under the circumstances described in (a) and (b) above.

What reports will the Company send?

We will send an annual report to the Owner showing the then current status of
the Contract. It will show since the last report: Purchase Payments received;
Annual Contract Charge; any partial surrenders (reflecting any Market Value
Adjustments and any surrender charges); and any transfers (reflecting any Market
Value Adjustments and

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any transfer charges). It will show as of the current report date: Cash Value.
It will also show as of the current and prior report dates: Fund Value;
Sub-account Unit values; Fund Value in the Guaranteed Interest Account; Fund
Value in the Dollar Cost Averaging Plus Account; and any other information
required by state law or regulation. We will also send an annual statement of
investments held under the Sub-accounts of the Variable Account.

We also will send to the Owner any reports required by the Investment Company
Act of 1940.

Does this Contract pay dividends?

We pay no dividends on this Contract.

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20. Settlement Options

What is a Settlement Option?

Instead of being paid in a single sum, you may elect to receive any death or
surrender proceeds from this Contract in the form of a Settlement Option. If you
elect a Settlement Option in the form of income payments, the dollar amount of
the payments and how long will we pay them (for example, over the lifetime of a
single Payee or joint Payees), will depend on the terms of that settlement.

Any paid-up annuity, cash surrender, or death benefits that may be available
under the Contract are not less than the minimum benefits required by any
statute of the state in which the Contract is delivered.

Can any proceeds be paid in a single sum?

Yes, if one of the Settlement Options described below is not elected, any death
or surrender proceeds will be paid in a single sum. -

Whom can I select as the payee under a Settlement Option?

Any natural person (not a business entity or trust) in his or her own right. The
Payee must be the person to whom proceeds are payable under this Policy.

When can I elect a Settlement Option?

At any time while the Annuitant is living, you may elect to have the proceeds
paid under one of the Settlement Options described below.

How can I elect or change a Settlement Option for Death Proceeds?

You may choose an option or change a prior election while the Annuitant is
living by sending written request to us at our Administrative Office. However,
we must record this choice or change. You do not need to return the Contract to
us to make the choice or change unless we ask for it.

What is the minimum amount of proceeds I can elect to have applied toward one of
these Settlement Options?

The amount of proceeds applied toward any of these Settlement Options must be at
least $1,000.

Can the Payee choose a Settlement Option?

Yes, if the Payee was to receive the proceeds in a single sum, the Payee may
instead choose one of the Settlement Options for proceeds not yet paid. This
must be done by written request to us at our Administrative Office not more than
1 month after the proceeds become payable.

What Settlement Options are available?

--   Option 1. Interest Income- Under this option, we hold the proceeds and
     credit interest earned on those proceeds to the Payee. We set the rate of
     interest for each year, but that rate will never be less than 2 3/4% a
     year. This Option will continue until the earlier of the date the Payee
     dies or the date you elect another Settlement Option.

--   Option 2. Income for Specified Period- Under this option, the Payee
     receives an income for the number of years chosen. We then calculate an
     income that will be based on the Minimum Monthly Income Table 2 for that
     period. Note that the longer the period selected (i.e. number of years) the
     lower the dollar amount per $1,000 of proceeds. Payments may be increased
     by additional interest as we may determine for each year.

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--   Option 3. Single Life Income- Under this option, a number of years called
     the period certain is chosen. We will then pay income to a single Payee for
     as long as that Payee lives or for the number of years chosen (the period
     certain), whichever is longer. If the Payee dies after the end of the
     period certain, the income payments will stop.

     The period certain elected may be:

     (a)  0, 10, or 20 years; or

     (b)  until the total income payments equal the proceeds applied (this is
          called a refund period certain).

     The amount of the income payments will be figured by us on the date the
     proceeds become payable. This amount will be at least as much as the
     applicable amount shown in the Minimum Monthly Income Table 3. The income
     amounts are based on the 1983 Table a (discrete functions, without
     projections for future mortality) with 3 1/2% interest.

     If the income payments for the period certain elected are the same as
     income payments based on another available longer period certain, we will
     deem an election to have been made for the longer period certain.

--   Option 3A. Joint Life Income- We pay income during the joint lifetime of
     two people (the Payee and another person). That means if one person dies,
     we will continue to pay the same income (or a lesser income) to the
     survivor for as long as the survivor lives.

     The survivor may receive the same dollar amount that we were paying before
     the first Payee died or two-thirds of that amount depending on the election
     made at the time of settlement. Note that if the lesser (two-thirds) amount
     paid to the survivor is elected, the dollar amount payable while both
     persons are living will be larger than it would have been if the same
     amount paid to the survivor had been elected.

     The amount of income payable while both persons are living (the joint
     lifetime) will be figured by us on the date the proceeds become payable.
     This amount will be at least as much as the applicable amount shown in the
     Minimum Monthly Income Table 3A. The minimum income amounts are based on
     the 1983 Table a (discrete functions, without projections for future
     mortality) with 3 1/2% interest.

     If a person for whom Option 3A is chosen dies before the first income
     amount is payable, the survivor will receive settlement instead under
     Option 3 with 10 years certain.

--   Option 4. Income of Specified Amount- Under this Option, the dollar amount
     of the income payments is chosen. We will pay that amount for as long as
     the proceeds and interest last; but, the dollar amount chosen must add up
     to a yearly amount of at least 10% of the proceeds applied. Interest will
     be credited annually on the balance of the proceeds. We set the rate of
     interest for each year, but that rate will never be less than 2 3/4% a
     year.

Are any other Settlement Options available?

Yes, the proceeds may be settled under any other option we may agree to.

How often will the Payee receive income payments?

Payment will be made monthly unless quarterly, semi-annual or annual payment is
requested by you (or the Payee) when the option is chosen. If payments of the
chosen frequency would be less than $25 each, we may use a less frequent payment
basis.

Multiply the monthly payment by the appropriate factor to obtain less frequent
payment amounts.

                                                                  Semi-    Quar-
                                                          Ann.    Ann.    terly
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OPTION 2                                                 11.85    5.97     2.99
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OPTION 3 0 Years Certain                                 11.68    5.90     2.97
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OPTION 3 20 Years Certain, or Refund Period Certain      11.80    5.95     2.99
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OPTION 3 10 Years Certain or OPTION 3A                   11.74    5.92     2.97

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Will I (or the Payee) receive an explanation of the Settlement Option?

Yes, you (or the Payee) will receive a supplementary contract when the proceeds
are settled under one of these options. The contract will state the terms of the
settlement.

What will be paid when the Payee dies after the effective date of the
supplementary contract?

The amount payable under each Option at the Payee's death will be paid as stated
below in a single sum to the Payee's executors or administrators unless
otherwise provided in the settlement approved by us at the time it was chosen.

Option 1 or 4 - Any unpaid proceeds and interest to the date of death.

Options 2 or 3 - The amount which, with compound annual interest, would have
provided any future income payments for: (a) the specified period (Option 2); or
(b) the specified period certain (Option 3). Interest will be at the rate or
rates assumed in computing the amount of income.

What else should I know about Settlement Options?

Before we pay Option 3 or 3A, we shall need proof of age of the Payee(s) which
satisfies us.

MINIMUM MONTHLY INCOME TABLES

These Tables show the minimum monthly income per $1,000 of proceeds applied
under the applicable option.

Table 2 - Income for a Specified Period Option

        Monthly           Monthly
Years   Amount    Years   Amount
---------------------------------
 1      $84.37     11      $8.75
 2       42.76     12       8.13
 3       28.89     13       7.60
 4       21.96     14       7.15
 5       17.80     15       6.76
 6       15.03     16       6.41
 7       13.06     17       6.11
 8       11.58     18       5.85
 9       10.42     19       5.61
10        9.50     20       5.39

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Minimum Monthly Income Tables (continued)

Table 3 - Single Life Income Option.

The life income shown is based on the Payee's age last birthday on the due date
of the first income payment.

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<CAPTION>
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10 Years Certain         20 Years Certain   10 Years Certain         20 Years Certain
----------------         ----------------   ----------------         ----------------
 Male    Female    Age     Male   Female      Male   Female    AGE     Male   Female
=====================================================================================
<S>       <C>      <C>    <C>      <C>       <C>      <C>       <C>   <C>     <C>
 $3.21    $3.14    10*    $3.20    $3.13     $3.74    3.56      35    $3.71   $3.55
  3.22     3.15    11      3.21     3.14      3.78    3.59      36     3.75    3.58
  3.23     3.16    12      3.23     3.15      3.82    3.62      37     3.78    3.61
  3.24     3.17    13      3.24     3.17      3.86    3.65      38     3.82    3.64
  3.26     3.18    14      3.25     3.18      3.90    3.69      39     3.85    3.67

  3.27     3.19    15      3.27     3.19      3.94    3.72      40     3.89    3.70
  3.29     3.20    16      3.28     3.20      3.99    3.76      41     3.93    3.73
  3.30     3.22    17      3.30     3.21      4.04    3.80      42     3.98    3.77
  3.32     3.23    18      3.31     3.23      4.09    3.84      43     4.02    3.81
  3.34     3.24    19      3.33     3.24      4.14    3.88      44     4.06    3.84

  3.36     3.26    20      3.35     3.25      4.20    3.92      45     4.11    3.88
  3.37     3.27    21      3.37     3.27      4.25    3.97      46     4.16    3.93
  3.39     3.29    22      3.38     3.28      4.31    4.02      47     4.21    3.97
  3.41     3.30    23      3.40     3.30      4.38    4.07      48     4.26    4.01
  3.43     3.32    24      3.42     3.32      4.44    4.12      49     4.31    4.06

  3.46     3.34    25      3.45     3.33      4.51    4.18      50     4.37    4.11
  3.48     3.36    26      3.47     3.35      4.58    4.24      51     4.42    4.16
  3.50     3.38    27      3.49     3.37      4.66    4.30      52     4.48    4.21
  3.53     3.40    28      3.52     3.39      4.74    4.36      53     4.54    4.27
  3.56     3.42    29      3.54     3.41      4.82    4.43      54     4.60    4.32

  3.58     3.44    30      3.57     3.43      4.91    4.51      55     4.66    4.38
  3.61     3.46    31      3.59     3.45      5.00    4.58      56     4.72    4.44
  3.64     3.49    32      3.62     3.48      5.10    4.66      57     4.78    4.51
  3.67     3.51    33      3.65     3.50      5.20    4.75      58     4.85    4.57
  3.71     3.54    34      3.68     3.52      5.31    4.84      59     4.91    4.64

<CAPTION>
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10 Years Certain         20 Years Certain      0 Years Certain
----------------         ----------------   -------------------
  Male   Female    AGE     Male   Female     Male    AGE  Female
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<S>      <C>       <C>    <C>      <C>      <C>      <C>  <C>
 $5.42   $4.93     60     $4.97    $4.71    $3.46    25   $3.34
  5.54    5.04     61      5.04     4.77     3.59    30    3.44
  5.67    5.14     62      5.10     4.84     3.75    35    3.57
  5.80    5.25     63      5.16     4.91     3.96    40    3.73
  5.94    5.37     64      5.22     4.98     4.22    45    3.93

  6.08    5.50     65      5.28     5.05     4.56    50    4.20
  6.23    5.63     66      5.33     5.12     4.99    55    4.54
  6.38    5.77     67      5.38     5.19     5.57    60    5.00
  6.54    5.92     68      5.43     5.25     6.39    65    5.64
  6.71    6.07     69      5.48     5.32     7.53    70    6.53

  6.88    6.23     70      5.52     5.38
  7.05    6.40     71      5.55     5.43       Refund Period
  7.22    6.58     72      5.59     5.48          Certain
  7.40    6.76     73      5.62     5.53    --------------------
  7.57    6.95     74      5.64     5.57     Male   AGE   Female
                                            ====================
  7.75    7.15     75      5.66     5.60    $3.44    25   $3.33
  7.92    7.34     76      5.68     5.63     3.56    30    3.42
  8.09    7.54     77      5.70     5.66     3.70    35    3.54
  8.26    7.74     78      5.71     5.68     3.88    40    3.69
  8.42    7.94     79      5.72     5.70     4.11    45    3.87

  8.57    8.14     80+     5.73     5.71     4.38    50    4.11
                                             4.73    55    4.40
                                             5.18    60    4.78
                                             5.76    65    5.28
                                             6.52    70    5.94
</TABLE>

* and under
+ and over

The minimum income for any age not shown in the 0 Years Certain and Refund
Period Certain columns is calculated on the same mortality and interest
assumptions as the minimum income for the ages shown and will be quoted on
request.

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Table 3A - Joint Life Income Option

The income shown is based on the ages (at last birthday on the due date of the
first income payment) of the 2 persons during whose joint lifetime payments are
to be made.

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Same Income Continued to Survivor
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 AGE                  AGE OF MALE
  OF     =====================================
FEMALE     50     55      60      65       70
==============================================
  50     $3.89   $3.98   $4.04   $4.09   $4.13
  55      4.03    4.16    4.27    4.36    4.42
  60      4.16    4.34    4.51    4.66    4.78
  65      4.27    4.51    4.76    4.99    5.20
  70      4.37    4.66    4.99    5.34    5.67

Two-Thirds of Income Continued to Survivor
==============================================
 AGE                   AGE OF MALE
  OF     =====================================
FEMALE     50     55      60      65       70
==============================================
  50     $4.20   $4.35   $4.51   $4.69   $4.89
  55      4.36    4.54    4.73    4.95    5.18
  60      4.55    4.76    4.99    5.25    5.53
  65      4.76    5.01    5.29    5.62    5.97
  70      4.99    5.28    5.63    6.04    6.49

The minimum income for any other combination of ages or for 2 persons of the
same gender are calculated on the same mortality and interest assumptions as the
minimum income for the combination of ages shown and will be quoted on request.

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                                 RECREATION DATA

Policy Number: BGP0000800

Policy Form Number: B7-03-2

Riders:

                03108
                03109
                03110
                03111
                03112
                03114
                03115

Endorsements:

                03205
                03204<PAGE>

                                                                  Exhibit (4)(b)

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Rider attached to and forming a part of Contract issued by MONY Life Insurance
Company of America

The effective date of this Rider is the date of issue of the Contract. If any
provision of this Rider is inconsistent with any provision of the Contract, the
Rider provision controls the Rider.

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         GUARANTEED MINIMUM INCOME BENEFIT RIDER WITH 5% ANNUAL INTEREST

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The Benefit

What is the benefit of this Rider?

This Rider provides a guaranteed minimum value called the "Guaranteed
Annuitization Value". If certain conditions are met, the Guaranteed
Annuitization Value may be used to provide lifetime Annuity Payments (income
payments) that are greater than the Annuity Payments that would be provided by
the base Contract or other riders.

What does "Annuitization" mean?

"Annuitization" is the process where value under the Contract is used to provide
Annuity Payments.

How is the "Guaranteed Annuitization Value" calculated?

The Guaranteed Annuitization Value is the sum of (a) plus (b) plus (c) less (d)
where:

(a)  is each net Purchase Payment allocated to the Sub-accounts of the Variable
     Account, plus interest accumulated at an annual rate of 5%; less:

     (i)  each partial surrender allocated against the Sub-accounts up to 5% of
          the Fund Value at the beginning of the contract year; and

     (ii) a proportionate reduction for each partial surrender allocated against
          the Sub-accounts in excess of 5% of the Fund Value at the beginning of
          the contract year; and

(b)  is all net Purchase Payments allocated to the Guaranteed Interest Account
     including applicable interest accumulated thereunder, less any partial
     surrenders allocated against that Account (after application of any Market
     Value Adjustment); and

(c)  is all net Purchase Payments allocated to the Dollar Cost Averaging Plus
     Account including applicable interest accumulated thereunder, less any
     partial surrenders allocated against that Account; and

(d)  is any Debt due us, if applicable.

Interest in (a) above is accumulated from the date we receive the Purchase
Payment to the contract anniversary immediately prior to the Annuitants
81st birthday.

Partial surrenders reflect any surrender charge (See the Full And Partial
Surrenders section of the Contract).

How are proportionate reductions determined?

For each partial surrender, the proportionate reduction is equal to the amount
of that partial surrender divided by the Fund Value immediately before that
partial surrender, multiplied by the Guaranteed Annuitization Value immediately
before that partial surrender.

Is there a limit on the Guaranteed Annuitization Value?

Yes. The amount of Guaranteed Annuitization Value cannot exceed 300% of the net
Purchase Payments less:

(a)  each partial surrender allocated against the Sub-accounts up to 5% of the
     Fund Value at the beginning of the contract year; and

(b)  a proportionate reduction for each partial surrender allocated against the
     Sub-accounts in excess of 5% of the Fund Value at the beginning of the
     contract year; and

(c)  each partial surrender allocated against the Guaranteed Interest Account
     (after application of any Market Value Adjustment); and

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(d)  each partial surrender allocated against the Dollar Cost Averaging Plus
     Account.

Partial surrenders reflect any surrender charge (see Full And Partial Surrenders
section of the Contract).

What conditions must be met for annuitization using the Guaranteed Annuitization
Value?

For annuitization using the Guaranteed Annuitization Value, the following
conditions must be met:

1.   The Contract must have been in force for at least 10 years.

2.   The Annuitant must have attained age 60.

3.   The annuitization must be elected within 30 days after a contract
     anniversary.

4.   The Settlement Option chosen must be payable over the lifetime of a single
     Payee, or joint Payees.

5.   The entire amount of Guaranteed Annuitization Value must be used for
     annuitization.

Payment is subject to all provisions and limitations of this Rider and the
Contract to which it is attached.

What monthly income rates will be used for annuitization using the Guaranteed
Annuitization Value?

The Guaranteed Annuitization Value provides Annuity Payments based on the 1983
Table a Projection Scale G with 3% interest.

After Annuitization using the Guaranteed Annuitization Value, can I make
withdrawals?

No. Once Annuity Payments provided by the Guaranteed Annuitization Value begin,
no withdrawals may be made.

Can I annuitize the Contract at any time?

Yes. You can annuitize the Contract at any time using the Contract's Fund Value.

Rider Cost

What is the cost of this Rider?

The cost of this Rider is a percentage (shown in Section 1) of the Guaranteed
Annuitization Value on the last day of each month. The charge will never exceed
the guaranteed maximum shown in Section 1 for the duration of the Contract.

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Rider Termination

Can I terminate this Rider?

No. This Rider cannot be terminated and will remain in force for the duration of
the Contract.

When will this Rider end?

This Rider will end on the earliest of:

(a)  the date of the Owner's death;

(b)  the date of the Annuitant's death;

(c)  the Annuity Starting Date;

(d)  the date the Contract is surrendered for its Cash Value.

What does it mean when the Rider ends?

On and after its end, this Rider will have no force.

/s/ David S. Waldman
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DAVID S. WALDMAN, Secretary

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Rider attached to and forming a part of Contract issued by MONY Life Insurance
Company of America

The effective date of this Rider is the date of issue of the Contract. If any
provision of this Rider is inconsistent with any provision of the Contract, the
Rider provision controls the Rider.

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        GUARANTEED MINIMUM INCOME BENEFIT RIDER WITH ANNUAL RECALCULATION

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The Benefit

What is the benefit of this Rider?

This Rider provides a guaranteed minimum value called the "Guaranteed
Annuitization Value". If certain conditions are met, the Guaranteed
Annuitization Value may be used to provide lifetime Annuity Payments (income
payments) that are greater than the Annuity Payments that would be provided
under the base Contract or any other riders.

What does "Annuitization" mean?

"Annuitization" is the process where value under the Contract is used to provide
Annuity Payments.

How is the "Guaranteed Annuitization Value" recalculated on each contract
anniversary?

On the first contract anniversary, the Guaranteed Annuitization Value is equal
to the Fund Value of the Contract. Measured from that first anniversary, on each
subsequent anniversary that occurs prior to the Annuitant's 81st birthday, the
Guaranteed Annuitization Value will be recalculated to equal the greater of:

(a)  the Fund Value on that contract anniversary; or

(b)  the current Guaranteed Annuitization Value:

     (i)  less each partial surrender made since the most recent recalculation
          anniversary up to 5% of the Guaranteed Annuitization Value at the
          beginning of the contract year;

     (ii) less a proportionate reduction for each partial surrender made since
          the most recent recalculation anniversary in excess of 5% of the
          Guaranteed Annuitization Value at the beginning of the contract year;

     (iii) plus any net Purchase Payments made since the most recent
           recalculation anniversary.

Partial surrenders reflect any Surrender Charge (after application of any Market
Value Adjustment).

What amount of Guaranteed Annuitization Value will be applicable for
annuitization?

The amount of Guaranteed Annuitization Value that will be applicable for
annuitization will be the current Guaranteed Annuitization Value:

     (i)  less each partial surrender made since the most recent recalculation
          anniversary up to 5% of the Guaranteed Annuitization Value at the
          beginning of the contract year;

     (ii) less a proportionate reduction for each partial surrender made since
          the most recent recalculation anniversary in excess of 5% of the
          Guaranteed Annuitization Value at the beginning of the contract year;

     (iii) plus any net Purchase Payments made since the most recent
           recalculation anniversary;

     (iii) less any Debt due us, if applicable.

Payment is subject to all provisions and limitations of this Rider and the
Contract to which it is attached.

How are proportionate reductions determined?

For each partial surrender, the proportionate reduction is equal to the amount
of that partial surrender divided by the Fund Value immediately before that
partial surrender, multiplied by the Guaranteed Annuitization Value immediately
before that partial surrender.

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Is there a limit on the Guaranteed Annuitization Value?

Yes. The Guaranteed Annuitization Value cannot exceed 300% of the net Purchase
Payments paid;

     (i)  less each partial surrender up to 5% of the Guaranteed Annuitization
          Value at the beginning of the contract year;

     (ii) less a proportionate reduction for each partial surrender in excess of
          5% of the Guaranteed Annuitization Value at the beginning of the
          contract year;

     (iii) less any Debt due us, if applicable.

Partial surrenders reflect any surrender charge (after application of any Market
Value Adjustment).

What conditions must be met for annuitization using the Guaranteed Annuitization
Value?

For annuitization using the Guaranteed Annuitization Value, the following
conditions must be met:

1.   The Contract must have been in force for at least 10 years.

2.   The Annuitant must have attained age 60.

3.   The annuitization must be elected within 30 days after a contract
     anniversary.

4.   The Settlement Option chosen must be payable over the lifetime of a single
     Payee, or joint Payees.

5.   The entire amount of Guaranteed Annuitization Value must be used for
     annuitization.

Payment is subject to all provisions and limitations of this Rider and the
Contract to which it is attached.

What monthly income rates will be used for annuitization using the Guaranteed
Annuitization Value?

The Guaranteed Annuitization Value provides Annuity Payments based on the 1983
Table a Projection Scale G with 3% interest.

After Annuitization using the Guaranteed Annuitization Value, can I make
withdrawals?

No. Once Annuity Payments provided by the Guaranteed Annuitization Value begin,
no withdrawals may be made.

Can I annuitize the Contract at any time?

Yes. You can annuitize the Contract at any time using the Contract's Fund Value.

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Rider Cost

What is the cost of this Rider?

The cost of this Rider is a percentage (shown in Section 1) of the Guaranteed
Annuitization Value on the last day of each month. The Charge will never exceed
the guaranteed maximum shown in Section 1 for the duration of the Contract.

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Rider Termination

Can I terminate this Rider?

No. This Rider cannot be terminated and will remain in force for the duration of
the Contract.

When will this Rider end?

This Rider will end on the earliest of:

(a)  the date of the Owner's death;

(b)  the date of the Annuitant's death;

(c)  the Annuity Starting Date;

(d)  the date the Contract is surrendered for its Cash Value.

What does it mean when the Rider ends?

On and after its end, this Rider will have no force.

/s/ David S. Waldman
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DAVID S. WALDMAN, Secretary

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Rider attached to and forming a part of Contract issued by MONY Life Insurance
Company of America

The effective date of this Rider is the date of issue of the Contract. If any
provision of this Rider is inconsistent with any provision of the Contract, the
Rider provision controls the Rider.

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        GUARANTEED MINIMUM DEATH BENEFIT RIDER WITH ANNUAL RECALCULATION

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The Benefit

What is the benefit of this rider?

This Rider provides an enhanced Guaranteed Minimum Death Benefit called the
"Enhanced Death Benefit". The Enhanced Death Benefit, if greater than the Death
Benefit described in the Contract or other riders, is payable to the Beneficiary
of the Contract as of the date we receive due proof of the death of the
Annuitant (or Secondary Annuitant, if applicable) and election of a settlement
option, prior to the Annuity Starting Date.

How is the Enhanced Death Benefit recalculated on each contract anniversary?

On the first contract anniversary, the Enhanced Death Benefit is equal to the
Fund Value of the Contract. Measured from that first anniversary, on each
subsequent anniversary that occurs prior to the Annuitant's 81st birthday, the
Enhanced Death Benefit will be recalculated to equal the greater of:

(a)  the Fund Value on that contract anniversary; or

(b)  the current Enhanced Death Benefit:

     (i)  reduced proportionately by each partial surrender made since the most
          recent recalculation anniversary (reflecting any Market Value
          Adjustment, and any surrender charge);

     (ii) plus any net Purchase Payments made since the most recent
          recalculation anniversary.

How are proportionate reductions determined?

For each partial surrender, the proportionate reduction is equal to the amount
of that partial surrender divided by the Fund Value immediately before that
partial surrender, multiplied by the Enhanced Death Benefit immediately before
that partial surrender.

What is the amount of the Enhanced Death Benefit upon the death of the Annuitant
(or Secondary Annuitant)?

Upon the death of the Annuitant (or Secondary Annuitant), the amount payable
will be:

(a)  the current Enhanced Death Benefit reduced proportionately by each partial
     surrender made since the most recent recalculation anniversary (reflecting
     any Market Value Adjustment, and any surrender charge) and less any Debt
     due us, if applicable; plus

(b)  any net Purchase Payments made since the most recent recalculation
     anniversary.

Payment is subject to all provisions and limitations of this Rider and the
Contract to which it is attached.

Is there a limit on the Enhanced Death Benefit?

Yes. The Enhanced Death Benefit cannot exceed 300% of the total Purchase
Payments paid, reduced proportionately for any partial surrenders including any
surrender charges (after application of any Market Value Adjustment) and less
any Debt due us, if applicable.

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Rider Cost

Is there an additional cost for this Rider deducted from the Contract?

Yes. The cost for this Rider is a daily percentage of Fund Value held in the
Variable Account and is shown in Section 1. This charge is in addition to the
charges otherwise applicable under the Contract and will not exceed the
Guaranteed Maximum shown in Section 1 for the duration of the Contract.

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Rider Termination

Can I terminate this Rider?

No. This Rider cannot be terminated and will remain in force for the duration of
the Contract.

When will this Rider end?

This Rider will end on the earliest of:

(a)  the date of the Owner's death;

(b)  the date of the Annuitant's death;

(c)  the Annuity Starting Date;

(d)  the date the Contract is surrendered for its Fund Value.

What does it mean when the rider ends?

On and after its end, this rider will have no force.

/s/ David S. Waldman
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DAVID S. WALDMAN, Secretary

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Rider attached to and forming a part of Contract issued by MONY Life Insurance
Company of America

The effective date of this Rider is the date of issue of the Contract. If any
provision of this Rider is inconsistent with any provision of the Contract, the
Rider provision controls the Rider.

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         GUARANTEED MINIMUM DEATH BENEFIT RIDER WITH 5% ANNUAL INTEREST

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The Benefit

What is the benefit of this rider?

This Rider provides an Enhanced Death Benefit which, if greater than the Death
Benefit described in the Contract or in other riders, is payable to the
Beneficiary of the Contract. Payment is made as of the date we receive due proof
of the death of the Annuitant (or Secondary Annuitant, if applicable) and
election of a settlement option, prior to the Annuity Starting Date.

How is the Enhanced Death Benefit calculated?

The Enhanced Death Benefit will be calculated as of the date we receive due the
later of (a) due proof of death, and (b) election of a payout option, for the
Annuitant (or Secondary Annuitant) prior to the Annuity Starting Date.

The Enhanced Death Benefit is the sum of (a) plus (b) plus (c), less (d) where:

(a)  is all net Purchase Payments allocated to the Sub-accounts of the Variable
     Account, plus interest accumulated at an annual rate of 5%, reduced
     proportionately for each partial surrender allocated against the
     Sub-accounts;

(b)  is all net Purchase Payments allocated to the Guaranteed Interest Account
     including applicable interest accumulated thereunder, less each partial
     surrender allocated against that Account (after application of any Market
     Value Adjustment); and

(c)  is all net Purchase Payments allocated to the Dollar Cost Averaging Plus
     Account including applicable interest accumulated thereunder, less each
     partial surrender allocated against that Account; and

(d)  is any Debt due us, if applicable.

Interest in (a) above is accumulated from the date we receive the Purchase
Payment to the contract anniversary immediately prior to the Annuitant's
81st birthday.

Partial surrenders reflect any surrender charge (see Full And Partial Surrenders
section of the Contract).

Payment is subject to all provisions and limitations of this Rider and the
Contract to which it is attached.

How are proportionate reductions determined?

For each partial surrender, the proportionate reduction is equal to the amount
of that partial surrender divided by the Fund Value immediately before that
partial surrender, multiplied by the Enhanced Death Benefit immediately before
that partial surrender.

Is there a limit on the Enhanced Death Benefit?

Yes. The amount of the Enhanced Death Benefit cannot exceed 300% of the total
Purchase Payments:

(a)  reduced proportionately for any partial surrenders allocated against the
     Sub-accounts (including any surrender charge); and

(b)  less any partial surrenders allocated against the Guaranteed Interest
     Account after application of any Market Value Adjustment (including any
     surrender charge); and

(c)  less any partial surrenders allocated against the Dollar Cost Averaging
     Plus Account; and

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(d) less any Debt due us, if applicable.

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Rider Cost

Is there an additional cost for this Rider deducted from the Contract?

Yes. The cost for this Rider is a daily percentage of Fund Value held in the
Variable Account and is shown in Section 1. This charge is in addition to the
charges otherwise applicable under the Contract and will not exceed the
Guaranteed Maximum shown in Section 1 for the duration of the Contract.

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Rider Termination

Can I terminate this Rider?

No. This Rider cannot be terminated and will remain in force for the duration of
the Contract.

When will this Rider end?

This Rider will end on the earliest of:

(a)  the date of the Owner's death;

(b)  the date of the Annuitant's death;

(c)  the Annuity Starting Date;

(d)  the date the Contract is surrendered for its Fund Value.

What does it mean when the rider ends?

On and after its end, this rider will have no force.

/s/ David S. Waldman
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DAVID S. WALDMAN, Secretary

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Rider attached to and forming a part of Contract issued by MONY Life Insurance
Company of America

The effective date of this Rider is the date of issue of the Contract. If any
provision of this Rider is inconsistent with any provision of the Contract, the
Rider provision controls the Rider.

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                         ENHANCED PURCHASE PAYMENT RIDER

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The Benefit

What is the benefit of this rider?

This Rider provides an additional amount called the Enhanced Payment Amount,
which is added to certain benefits or values under the base Contract and any
applicable riders as explained below.

How is the Enhanced Payment Amount calculated?

The Enhanced Payment Amount is calculated as a percentage (called the Enhanced
Payment Percentage) of each Purchase Payment you make during the first contract
year.

Purchase Payments made after the first contract year are not credited with the
Enhanced Payment Percentage.

What is the Enhanced Payment Percentage?

The Enhanced Payment Percentage is shown in Section 1.

What are the benefits or values the Enhanced Payment Amount is added to?

The benefits or values that the Enhanced Payment Amount is added to are:

1.   the Fund Value under the base Contract;

2.   the death benefit payable under the base Contract;

3.   the death benefit payable under any Guaranteed Minimum Death Benefit Rider
     With Annual Recalculation

4.   the Earnings Increase Amount under any Earnings Increase Death Benefit
     Rider;

5.   the Guaranteed Annuitization Value under any Guaranteed Minimum Income
     Benefit Rider with Annual Recalculation;

6.   the Free Partial Surrender Amount under the base Contract.

What are the benefits or values the Enhanced Payment Amount is excluded from?

The Enhanced Payment Amount is excluded from the following benefits or values:

1.   the death benefit payable under any Guaranteed Minimum Death Benefit with
     5% Annual Interest Rider;

2.   the Guaranteed Annuitization Value under any Guaranteed Minimum Income
     Benefit Rider with 5% Annual Interest;

3.   Amounts or Fund Value (as applicable), refunded under the Right to Return
     Contract provision of the Base Contract.

How is the Enhanced Payment Amount reduced by full or partial surrenders I make?

The Enhanced Payment Amount is reduced by full or partial surrenders, as follows

1.   After the Right to Return Contract Period ends but before the eighth
     contract anniversary:

     (a)  A full surrender will reduce the Enhanced Payment Amount to that
          portion of the Enhanced Payment Amount that was included in the Free
          Partial Surrender Amount; and

     (b)  A partial surrender in excess of the Free Partial Surrender Amount
          under the Contract will result in a proportionate reduction in the
          Enhanced Payment Amount (see below) based on the amount of that
          excess.

2.   After the third contract anniversary, if proceeds from a full or partial
     surrender are applied toward a settlement option payable

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     over the lifetime of single or joint payees, the Enhanced Payment Amount
     will not be reduced.

3.   On or after the eighth contract anniversary, the Enhanced Payment Amount is
     fully vested and will not be reduced by any full or partial surrender.

How are proportionate reductions determined?

For each partial surrender, the proportionate reduction is equal to the amount
of that partial surrender divided by the Fund Value immediately before that
partial surrender, multiplied by the Enhanced Amount immediately before that
partial surrender.

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Rider Cost

Is there an additional cost for this Rider deducted from the Contract?

Yes During the first eight contract years, the cost for this Rider is a daily
percentage of the Fund Value held in the Variable Account and is shown in
Section 1. This charge is in addition to the charges otherwise applicable under
the Contract. We may change the amount of the charge, but it will never exceed
the Guaranteed Maximum shown in Section 1. After the eighth contract
anniversary, the charge is dropped.

How are the Guaranteed Interest Account declared rates affected by this Rider?

Any interest rate applicable to allocations to the Guaranteed Interest Account
will be reduced by a percentage equal to the daily charge for this Rider (shown
in Section 1) until the end of the eighth contract year.

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Rider Termination

Can I terminate this Rider?

No. This Rider cannot be terminated and will remain in force for the duration of
the Contract.

When will this Rider end?

This Rider will end on the earliest of:

(a)  the date of the Owner's death;

(b)  the date of the Annuitant's death;

(c)  the Annuity Starting Date;

(d)  the date the Contract is surrendered for its Cash Value.

What does it mean when the rider ends?

On and after its end, this rider will have no force.

/s/ David S. Waldman
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DAVID S. WALDMAN, Secretary

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Rider attached to and forming a part of Contract issued by MONY Life Insurance
Company of America

The effective date of this Rider is the date of issue of the Contract. If any
provision of this Rider is inconsistent with any provision of the Contract, the
Rider provision controls the Rider.

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               NURSING HOME - TERMINAL ILLNESS - DISABILITY WAIVER RIDER

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The Benefit

What is the benefit of this rider?

This Rider provides for the waiver of surrender charges for a full or partial
surrender if one of the following events listed below occurs.

The Annuitant:

1.   is confined in a Nursing Home; or

2.   is diagnosed with a terminal illness; or

3.   becomes disabled;

and certain conditions are met, all as explained below.

What is a Nursing Home?

A Nursing Home is a facility which:

1.   is licensed by or legally operated in a state as a skilled or intermediate
     care facility;

2.   provides 24 hour per day nursing care under the supervision of a registered
     nurse to persons who do not require hospitalization but who do require care
     above the level of room and board with assistance;

3.   is under the supervision of a Physician;

4.   maintains a daily clinical record of each patient in conformance with a
     plan of care.

Nursing Home does not include a hospital or a facility licensed only to offer
supervised or assisted room and board, rest care, care of the aged or treatment
of alcoholism, drug addictions or mental or nervous disorders.

What does diagnosed with a terminal illness mean?

For purposes of this Rider, diagnosed with a terminal illness means that a
Physician has medically diagnosed the Annuitant with a terminal illness and that
such diagnosis indicates that death of the Annuitant is no more than 6 months
from the date of diagnosis.

What does disabled mean?

For purposes of this Rider, disabled means that the Annuitant has begun to
receive disability benefits under the disability provisions of the Social
Security Act.

What conditions must be met in order for the waiver of surrender charges to
apply to a full or partial surrender?

At the time a request for a full or partial surrender is made, the following
conditions must be met in order for the waiver of surrender charges to apply to
a full or partial surrender:

1.   For Nursing Home confinement:

     (a)  we must receive proof that the Annuitant is currently confined to a
          Nursing Home and has spent a period of 90 consecutive days in the
          Nursing Home; and

     (b)  the confinement must have been prescribed by a Physician; and

     (c)  the 90-day period must have started after the Contract's first
          anniversary.

2.   For terminal illness:

     (a)  We must receive an attending Physicians statement of the terminal
          illness diagnosis; and

     (b)  The Contracts first anniversary must have passed.

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3.   For disability:

          (a)  We must receive proof that the Annuitant is receiving disability
               benefits under the Social Security Act; and

          (b)  The Annuitant must have begun receiving such disability benefits
               after the Contracts first anniversary.

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Rider Cost

Is there an additional cost for this Rider deducted from the Contract?

No. The cost for this Rider is included in the Daily Mortality/Expense Risk
Charge of the Contract.

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Rider Termination

When will this Rider end?

This Rider will end on the earliest of:

(a)  the date of the Owner's death;

(b)  the date of the Annuitant's death;

(c)  the Annuity Starting Date;

(d)  the date the Contract is surrendered for its Cash Value.

What does it mean when the rider ends?

On and after its end, this rider will have no force.

/s/ David S. Waldman
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DAVID S. WALDMAN, Secretary

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Rider attached to and forming a part of Contract issued by MONY Life Insurance
Company of America

The effective date of this Rider is the date of issue of the Contract. If any
provision of this Rider is inconsistent with any provision of the Contract, the
Rider provision controls the Rider.

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                      EARNINGS INCREASE DEATH BENEFIT RIDER

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The Benefit

What is the benefit of this rider?

This Rider provides for an additional death benefit called the "Earnings
Increase Amount" that may be added to the Death Benefit otherwise payable under
the contract or other riders.

How is the Earnings Increase Amount calculated?

The Earnings Increase Amount is calculated as of the date we receive due proof
of death of the Annuitant (or Secondary Annuitant, if applicable) and election
of a settlement option, prior to the Annuity Starting Date.

The payments and values described in (a) and (b) below:

     (i)  do not include Purchase Payments made during the 12 month period
          immediately prior to the date we receive the later of (1) due proof of
          death, and (2) election of a payout option; and

     (ii) are reduced proportionately for each partial surrender made, including
          any Market Value Adjustment, if applicable, any Surrender Charge and
          less any Debt due us, if applicable.

If the Annuitant was age 69 or younger on the Contract's Effective Date, then
the Earnings Increase Amount is equal to 40% of the lesser of: (a) net Purchase
Payments; or (b) Fund Value minus net Purchase Payments.

If the Annuitant was age 70 or older on the Contract's Effective Date, then the
Earnings Increase Amount is equal to 25% of the lesser of: (a) net Purchase
Payments; or (b) Fund Value minus net Purchase Payments.

What amount is payable upon the death of the Annuitant (or Secondary Annuitant)?

Upon the death of the Annuitant (or Secondary Annuitant), the amount payable
will be the applicable Earnings Increase Amount described above plus the
greatest applicable Death Benefit otherwise provided under the Contract or any
other rider.

Payment is subject to all provisions and limitations of this Rider and the
Contract to which it is attached.

How are proportionate reductions determined?

For each partial surrender, the proportionate reduction is equal to the amount
of that partial surrender divided by the Fund Value immediately before that
partial surrender, multiplied by the Purchase Payments before that partial
surrender.

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Rider Cost

Is there an additional cost for this Rider deducted from the Contract?

Yes. The cost for this Rider is a daily percentage of the Fund Value held in the
Variable Account and is shown in Section 1. This charge is in addition to the
charges otherwise applicable under the Contract and will never exceed the
Guaranteed Maximum shown in Section 1 for the duration of the Contract.

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Rider Termination

Can I terminate this Rider?

No. This Rider can not be terminated and will remain in force for the duration
of the Contract.

When will this Rider end?

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This Rider will end on the earliest of:

(a)  the date of the Owner's death;

(b)  the date of the Annuitant's death;

(c)  the Annuity Starting Date;

(d)  the date the Contract is surrendered for its Cash Value.

What does it mean when the rider ends?

On and after its end, this rider will have no force.

/s/ David S. Waldman
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DAVID S. WALDMAN, Secretary

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