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Why Are Contributions Sometimes Temporarily Stopped?

Updated over 2 weeks ago

You may notice that regular contributions to your account are occasionally paused. This is due to an internal safeguard we call Stop Collection.


🔒 What Is "Stop Collection"?

"Stop Collection" is a temporary hold that prevents automatic charges while certain transactions are in progress. It is automatically activated when a transaction moves to "On Client" status (i.e., waiting for your review and approval).

This includes:

  • Contribution increases or reductions

  • Changes to payment method

  • Other modifications that affect how or when we collect funds


⚠️ Why Do We Do This?

We do it to protect you. By pausing collections:

  • We avoid charging the wrong amount

  • We reduce the risk of chargebacks or failed collections

  • We give you time to review and approve the changes before anything is processed


⏳ What Happens Next?

Once you approve the pending transaction, your contribution will be automatically collected based on the updated instructions.

However, if a transaction remains in "On Client" status for an extended period (e.g., weeks or even months), your account may remain on Stop Collection during that time. This can delay scheduled payments.


✅ What Should You Do?

To keep your contributions on track:

  • Review and approve any pending transactions as soon as possible

  • Contact your financial adviser if you’re unsure or need assistance

🛟If you have any questions or notice a delay in your contributions, feel free to reach out. We're here to help!

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