Advisory Agreement

Date Posted: October 20, 2026

This Advisory Agreement (“Agreement”) is entered into between Range Advisory, LLC (“Adviser”), an investment adviser registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”), and the individual(s) or entity accepting it (“Client,” and with Adviser, the “Parties”). This Agreement governs all Services (as defined below).

THIS AGREEMENT IS EFFECTIVE ON THE DATE OF CLIENT’S ACCEPTANCE (AS DEFINED BELOW) (THE “EFFECTIVE DATE”).

1. Acceptance; Related Documents.

a. Acceptance. Client accepts this Agreement by signing it (including electronically) or by checking a box or clicking a button on the Website indicating agreement (“Acceptance”).

b. Related Documents. Client’s Member Account and Subscription are governed by the Terms of Service among Client, Adviser, Range Finance, Inc., Range Tax, LLC, and the Affiliated Broker-Dealer, available at www.range.com/public/terms, as amended from time to time (the “Terms of Service”). Capitalized terms used but not defined in this Agreement, including “Member,” “Member Account,” “Subscription,” “Subscription Fee,” “A La Carte Fees,” and “Fees,” have the meanings given in the Terms of Service. This Agreement is the “Advisory Agreement” referred to in the Terms of Service. Each Managed Account is also governed by the Custodian’s account agreement. If this Agreement conflicts with the Terms of Service as to the Services, this Agreement controls. Adviser’s Form ADV Part 2A brochure (the “Brochure”), Form CRS, and Privacy Policy (together, the “Disclosure Documents”) are available on the Website and describe the Services, fees, risks, and conflicts of interest in more detail.

c. THIS AGREEMENT CONTAINS A PRE-DISPUTE ARBITRATION CLAUSE IN SECTION 12 THAT REQUIRES DISPUTES TO BE RESOLVED BY INDIVIDUAL BINDING ARBITRATION AND WAIVES CLIENT’S RIGHT TO A JURY TRIAL AND TO PARTICIPATE IN A CLASS ACTION. SECTION 8 DESCRIBES THE LIMITS OF ADVISER’S LIABILITY. NOTHING IN THIS AGREEMENT WAIVES ANY RIGHT CLIENT HAS UNDER THE FEDERAL OR STATE SECURITIES LAWS.

2. Definitions. The terms set forth below have the following meanings as used in this Agreement. Capitalized terms defined elsewhere in this Agreement have the meanings given there.

Advisers Act. The Investment Advisers Act of 1940, as amended, and the rules under it.

Affiliated Broker-Dealer. Range Investing, LLC, an affiliate of Adviser that is a registered broker-dealer and a member of FINRA and SIPC.

Custodian. The qualified custodian, selected by Adviser, that holds a Managed Account, as identified on the Website and in the Brochure.

Losses. Any losses, liabilities, damages, costs, judgments, awards, settlements, taxes, penalties, fees, and expenses, including reasonable attorneys’ fees.

Managed Account. Each account at a Custodian that Client enrolls in Discretionary Management Services and that Adviser accepts.

Services. The Planning Services, the Discretionary Management Services, and the Digital Tools.

Strategy. A model portfolio, TAMP strategy, direct indexing strategy, or other investment strategy used for a Managed Account.

Subscription End Date. The date Client’s Subscription ends for any reason, including expiration at the end of the then-current subscription cycle after cancellation, non-payment, or termination under the Terms of Service.

TAMP. A turnkey asset management platform or other third-party investment adviser that offers investment strategies.

Website. The websites and mobile applications operated by Adviser or its affiliates, including www.range.com.

3. Services.

a. Planning Services. Adviser provides personalized financial planning and investment advice, which may address Client’s goals, cash flow, debt, mortgages, savings, insurance, housing, tax planning, estate planning, retirement (including pensions and Social Security), and accounts that Adviser does not manage (“Held-Away Accounts”) (the “Planning Services”). Planning Services are non-discretionary: Client decides whether and how to implement any recommendation, Adviser has no trading authority over Held-Away Accounts, and Adviser does not monitor Held-Away Accounts on an ongoing basis unless it agrees to do so in writing.

b. Discretionary Management Services. If Client enrolls an account through the Website and Adviser accepts it, Adviser will manage that Managed Account on a discretionary basis as described in Section 4 (the “Discretionary Management Services”).

c. Rai and Digital Tools. Adviser may deliver Services through the Website, video conference, telephone, and email, and through Adviser’s artificial-intelligence assistant (“Rai”) and other planning, projection, and simulation tools (together with Rai, the “Digital Tools”). Rai may provide general information and personalized recommendations and, as described in the Brochure, may respond to certain categories of questions without prior review by Adviser personnel. A description of Rai’s current capabilities, including tasks that it can and cannot perform, is in the Terms of Service. Digital Tools may produce incomplete or inaccurate output. Projections and simulations are hypothetical, are not guarantees, and will differ from actual results. Client may ask to speak with Adviser personnel at any time. Advice delivered through the Digital Tools is covered by Adviser’s fiduciary duty to the Client to the same extent as advice delivered by Adviser’s personnel.

d. Trial Period. Adviser may, but need not, offer a trial period, during which the Services may be limited as Adviser specifies. Adviser may extend, shorten, or end a trial period at any time. Unless otherwise stated, Services during a trial period are provided at no charge. Discretionary Management Services are not available during a trial period.

e. Excluded Services; Client’s Other Advisers. The Services include tax planning as part of the Planning Services but do not include legal or accounting advice or tax return preparation. Tax preparation, if Client elects it, is provided by Range Tax, LLC under a separate agreement. Client authorizes Adviser to communicate and share information with Client’s attorneys, accountants, and other professional advisers as reasonably necessary to provide the Services, and Adviser may rely on information they provide.

f. Non-Exclusivity. Adviser and its affiliates advise other clients and may give advice or take action for them, or for their own accounts, that differs from the advice given or action taken for Client. Adviser will allocate investment opportunities among clients fairly and equitably over time. Client may engage other investment advisers.

4. Discretionary Management (Managed Accounts Only).

a. Appointment; Limited Power of Attorney. Client appoints Adviser as discretionary investment manager and limited attorney-in-fact for each Managed Account. Adviser may, without consulting Client in advance: (a) select, allocate among, and change Strategies; (b) buy, sell, exchange, and otherwise trade mutual funds, exchange-traded funds, equities, fixed income, and other securities; (c) rebalance, harvest tax losses, and transition existing holdings; (d) instruct the Custodian to carry out these actions; (e) enroll Managed Accounts in a securities lending program as provided in Section 4(i); (f) if Client elects under Section 4(j), borrow on margin and sell securities short in Managed Accounts held through the Affiliated Broker-Dealer; and (g) take any other action reasonably necessary to provide the Discretionary Management Services. Adviser may act through its personnel and through personnel of its affiliates acting under Adviser’s supervision. This authority does not permit Adviser to withdraw or transfer Client’s assets except as provided in Sections 4(i), 6(d), and 9(d). To the extent permitted by applicable law, this authority is not affected by Client’s later disability or incapacity and continues until terminated under Section 9.

b. Investment Profile; Restrictions. Adviser will manage each Managed Account consistent with the investment objectives, risk tolerance, time horizon, and other information Client provides (the “Client Profile”). Client may request reasonable restrictions on specific securities or sectors and may set a capital-gains budget; each takes effect when Adviser accepts it in writing (including through the Website). Adviser may decline a restriction it cannot reasonably implement. Unless Client notifies Adviser otherwise, there are no restrictions. Client may not place trades in a Managed Account.

c. TAMPs and Sub-Advisers. Adviser may use Strategies offered by TAMPs and may delegate day-to-day management of all or part of a Managed Account to a TAMP or other sub-adviser. Adviser remains responsible for selecting and monitoring each TAMP and sub-adviser. Some TAMP Strategies charge an asset-based fee directly to the Managed Account. Adviser will notify Client before investing in a Strategy that charges such a fee, and neither Adviser nor its affiliates receive any portion of it.

d. Custody. Managed Account assets are held in Client’s name by the Custodian. Adviser does not take possession of Client’s funds or securities. Client will promptly execute the Custodian’s account documents and any other agreements Adviser reasonably requires to provide the Discretionary Management Services, including with the Affiliated Broker-Dealer. If a Managed Account is held through the Affiliated Broker-Dealer, Client designates Adviser as Client’s authorized agent for that account under the Affiliated Broker-Dealer’s customer agreement, and transactions in that account are made under Adviser’s discretionary authority under this Agreement. The Custodian will send Client account statements at least quarterly, and Client should review them carefully.

e. Brokerage and Execution. Adviser selects the Custodian and the broker-dealers used for Managed Accounts; Client may not direct brokerage. Adviser will seek best execution, considering the full range and quality of services and not solely the lowest cost. Adviser may use the Affiliated Broker-Dealer, and broker-dealers to which it routes orders, to execute, clear, or otherwise handle Managed Account transactions. Orders may not be aggregated with other clients’ orders, which may result in different prices or costs. Adviser will not engage in principal or agency cross transactions for a Managed Account except in compliance with the Advisers Act, including any required disclosure and consent. Where permitted by law, Client authorizes Adviser to receive trade confirmations and prospectuses on Client’s behalf.

f. Proxies and Corporate Actions. Adviser does not vote proxies or advise on proxy voting. Client retains all voting rights (other than for securities on loan under Section 4(i) or lent or pledged under a margin agreement described in Section 4(j)), and the Custodian will forward proxy materials to Client. Client is responsible for elections relating to mergers, tender offers, bankruptcy proceedings, class actions, and other corporate actions affecting Managed Account assets.

g. Reviews. Adviser reviews each Managed Account at least annually and when it learns of a material change to the Client Profile. Client will promptly update the Client Profile on the Website upon any material change in Client’s financial situation or objectives.

h. Contributions, Withdrawals, and Reports. Client may add cash to a Managed Account at any time and may contribute securities with Adviser’s approval. Adviser may sell contributed securities, which may result in taxable gains. Withdrawals may require Adviser to sell assets. Adviser will make information about each Managed Account’s holdings, value, and activity available through the Website.

i. Securities Lending. Client authorizes Adviser to enroll any Managed Account held through the Affiliated Broker-Dealer in the fully paid securities lending program sponsored by the Affiliated Broker-Dealer’s clearing firm, to execute the related securities lending agreement on Client’s behalf, and to end Client’s participation. Adviser will enroll a Managed Account only if it determines that participation is in Client’s best interest. Client may opt out at any time, before or after enrollment, through the Website or by notice to Adviser, and Adviser will end Client’s participation as soon as reasonably practicable after receiving the notice. Client’s compensation, collateral, recall rights, and the risks of lending are described in the securities lending agreement and related disclosures. While securities are on loan, Client cannot vote them, Client may receive payments in lieu of dividends that may be taxed differently than dividends, and the loaned securities may not be protected by SIPC. The Affiliated Broker-Dealer receives a portion of the program’s revenue, which creates the conflict of interest described in Section 7 and the Brochure. When this Agreement terminates, Adviser’s authority under this Section 4(i) ends, and any continued participation is governed by the securities lending agreement.

j. Margin and Short Sales. If the Affiliated Broker-Dealer makes margin accounts available, Adviser may borrow on margin or sell securities short only in a Managed Account held through the Affiliated Broker-Dealer, and only if Client has elected through the Website to permit it for that Managed Account, the Managed Account has been approved as a margin account, and Client has entered into the related margin agreement. Margin and short selling are not available in Managed Accounts held at any other Custodian. If Client so elects, Client authorizes Adviser, within any limits Client sets and consistent with the Client Profile, to borrow on margin and sell securities short in that Managed Account and to take any action reasonably necessary to meet margin calls or close short positions, including selling assets. Client may revoke the election at any time through the Website or by notice to Adviser, and Adviser will then repay margin balances and close short positions as soon as reasonably practicable, which may result in losses and taxable gains. Margin and short selling increase risk: Client may lose more than the amount invested, positions may be liquidated without notice to Client, and losses on short sales are potentially unlimited. Client pays interest on margin balances and stock borrow fees as described in the Affiliated Broker-Dealer’s customer agreement and fee schedule. The Affiliated Broker-Dealer receives a portion of those amounts, which creates the conflict of interest described in Section 7.

5. Client Representations and Responsibilities.

a. Representations. Client represents that: (a) Client has full power and authority to enter into this Agreement and, if Client is an entity or trust, that this Agreement has been duly authorized and the person accepting it has authority to bind Client (and Client will provide evidence of authority on request); (b) Client is a U.S. citizen, lawful permanent resident, or otherwise legally authorized to live and work in the United States, is at least eighteen (18) years old or the age of majority in Client’s state of residence, whichever is greater, and has a U.S. residential address; (c) this Agreement does not violate any obligation binding on Client; and (d) Client owns the assets in each Managed Account free of any lien or restriction not disclosed to Adviser.

b. Accurate Information. Client will provide complete, accurate, and current information and will promptly update it. Adviser may rely on information from Client and Client’s professional advisers without independent verification and is not responsible for advice that is unsuitable because that information was inaccurate or incomplete.

c. Joint Clients. If more than one person is Client, each is jointly and severally bound by this Agreement, and Adviser may act on instructions or notices from any of them.

d. Acknowledgments. Client acknowledges that, before or when entering into this Agreement, Client received the Disclosure Documents (including the risk disclosures in Item 8 of the Brochure) and read this Agreement, including Section 12 (Arbitration). Client may direct questions to legal@range.com.

6. Fees and Expenses.

a. Subscription Fee. Client pays the Subscription Fee and any A La Carte Fees for the Services under Section 6 of the Terms of Service. The standard fee schedule is posted at www.range.com/pricing. Client pays no asset-based or performance-based fee for any Service. Because the Subscription Fee is a flat dollar amount, it may represent a higher percentage of assets for a smaller Managed Account (see Item 5 of the Brochure). A La Carte Fees will be disclosed and agreed in writing before the service begins.

b. Fee Changes. Adviser will give Client at least thirty (30) days’ prior notice of any increase in fees for the Services. Client may terminate this Agreement under Section 9 before the increase takes effect.

c. Billing and Refunds. Billing frequency, payment method, recurring charges, cancellation, and refunds of the Subscription Fee are governed by the Terms of Service.

d. Fee Deduction. If Client so elects on the Website, Client authorizes the Custodian to deduct Fees in advance at the applicable billing interval directly from the designated Managed Account and pay them as provided in the Terms of Service, and authorizes Adviser to instruct the Custodian to sell assets as needed to pay them, which may result in taxable gains. Custodian statements will show all amounts deducted. Client may revoke this election at any time by notice to Adviser.

e. Other Costs. Client is responsible for custodial, brokerage, transfer, and account-closing fees; fund operating expenses; TAMP asset-based fees; direct indexing model fees charged by the Custodian; and taxes. Except as described in Section 7 and the Brochure, neither Adviser nor its affiliates receive any portion of these costs.

7. Conflicts of Interest. Adviser acts as a fiduciary to Client with respect to the Services. Adviser has disclosed in the Brochure, and Client understands and consents to, the material conflicts of interest associated with the Services, including that: (a) the Affiliated Broker-Dealer and its affiliates may receive transaction-based compensation, payment for order flow, cash sweep revenue, margin interest, stock borrow fees, and securities lending revenue in connection with Managed Accounts, which gives Adviser an incentive to recommend Discretionary Management Services, to trade more frequently, to use margin and short sales, and to route orders in ways that benefit its affiliates; (b) Adviser has a marketing arrangement with a Custodian that gives it an incentive to maintain that relationship; (c) Adviser and its affiliates compensate promoters and may receive compensation related to third-party alternative investment platforms; (d) certain Adviser personnel are also registered representatives of the Affiliated Broker-Dealer; (e) Adviser may receive commissions for referring Client to third-party providers of non-advisory services; and (f) Adviser has an incentive to retain Clients as Members and at higher subscription tiers. Adviser maintains policies and procedures to address these conflicts, including periodic review of Managed Account trading and execution quality.

8. Standard of Care; Liability; Indemnification.

a. No Guarantee. Investing involves risk, including loss of principal. Adviser does not guarantee the performance of any Managed Account or Strategy, any particular result, or that Client’s objectives will be achieved.

b. Limitation of Liability. Neither Adviser nor its affiliates or their respective officers, directors, members, employees, or agents (the “Range Parties”) will be liable to Client for any Losses except to the extent caused by a Range Party’s negligence, bad faith, willful misconduct, violation of applicable law, or breach of fiduciary duty or of this Agreement. Absent such conduct, no Range Party is liable for Losses caused by: (a) market movements or investment performance; (b) acts or omissions of any Custodian, TAMP, broker-dealer, or other third party not under Adviser’s control, provided Adviser used reasonable care in selecting and monitoring it; (c) Client’s inaccurate information or instructions; or (d) events beyond Adviser’s reasonable control, including system or internet failures, cyberattacks, and acts of governmental authorities. Brokerage services provided by the Affiliated Broker-Dealer are governed by its customer agreement, and this Section 8 does not expand or limit the Affiliated Broker-Dealer’s obligations under that agreement.

c. Non-Waivable Rights. The federal and state securities laws impose liabilities under certain circumstances on persons who act in good faith. Nothing in this Agreement waives or limits Adviser’s fiduciary duty or any right Client may have under those laws or any other law that cannot be waived.

d. Client Indemnity. Client will indemnify the Range Parties against Losses arising from Client’s breach of this Agreement, inaccurate information provided by or for Client, or Client’s fraud or willful misconduct, except to the extent the Losses were caused by conduct described in the first sentence of Section 8(b).

9. Term and Termination.

a. Term. This Agreement continues until terminated under this Section 9. The Subscription renews automatically under the Terms of Service unless Client cancels it before the end of the then-current subscription cycle. This Agreement terminates automatically on the Subscription End Date. A notice of cancellation under the Terms of Service does not by itself terminate this Agreement before the Subscription End Date. If Client uses a trial period and does not purchase a Subscription, the Agreement terminates at the end of the trial period.

b. Termination by Client. Client may terminate the Discretionary Management Services for any or all Managed Accounts at any time, without penalty, by notice through the Website or to support@range.com, effective when Adviser receives it or on any later date Client specifies. Client may terminate this Agreement by cancelling the Subscription under the Terms of Service.

c. Termination by Adviser. Adviser may terminate this Agreement, or the Discretionary Management Services for any Managed Account, for any reason or no reason upon notice to Client, effective on the date of the notice unless a later date is stated in the notice.

d. Effect on Managed Accounts. When Discretionary Management Services end for a Managed Account (the “Termination Date”): (a) Adviser will stop managing the Managed Account and will have no further obligation to monitor or advise on it; (b) Adviser may instruct the Custodian to settle pending transactions and, if Client elected fee deduction, to deduct unpaid Fees; (c) during the thirty (30) days after the Termination Date (the “Transition Period”), Client may instruct Adviser through the Website to transfer the assets in kind to another custodian or broker-dealer, subject to that firm’s policies (including on fractional shares), or may give instructions directly to the Custodian; and (d) if Client has not given transfer instructions by the end of the Transition Period, Client authorizes Adviser to instruct the Custodian to sell the assets and deduct from the sale proceeds any unpaid Fees, whether or not Client elected fee deduction, and send the remaining proceeds to Client’s linked bank account or address of record. Sales may result in taxable gains. Client also authorizes, but does not obligate, Adviser to instruct the Custodian to close the Managed Account at any time after the assets have been transferred or sold and the remaining proceeds sent to Client, or after the Transition Period if the Managed Account holds no assets. Any closure is also subject to the Custodian’s account documents, and Adviser’s decision not to close a Managed Account does not extend its obligations under this Agreement. After the Termination Date, Client is solely responsible for the account, including any Losses from holding or selling its assets. During the Transition Period, Client may ask Adviser to transmit self-directed orders to the Custodian, which Adviser may decline.

e. Death or Incapacity. To the extent permitted by applicable law, Client’s death, disability, or incapacity does not terminate this Agreement. On notice of Client’s death, Adviser may suspend trading in Managed Accounts pending instructions from Client’s authorized legal representative, who may terminate this Agreement by notice to Adviser.

f. Survival. Termination does not affect obligations incurred before termination. Section 4(a) (to the extent necessary to complete the actions in Section 9(d)) and Sections 6(d), 8, 9(d), 10, 11, 12, and 13 survive termination.

10. Communications and Records.

a. Electronic Delivery and Notices. Client consents to electronic delivery as set out in the Consent to Electronic Delivery of Documents below, which is part of this Agreement. Adviser will deliver notices and other communications by posting them to Client’s Website account or emailing them to Client’s email address of record, and they are deemed delivered when posted or sent. Client will send notices to support@range.com or, for legal notices, legal@range.com. Client will keep its email address current.

b. Website Access. Adviser does not guarantee uninterrupted access to the Website and may suspend access for maintenance, repairs, or upgrades. If the Website is unavailable, Client may contact Adviser by telephone or email.

c. Recording. Adviser may monitor and record communications with Client, including video and chat sessions with Rai, for quality, compliance, and recordkeeping purposes, and will retain them as required by law. Adviser does not guarantee that any particular communication will be recorded or retrievable. Client may not record communications with Adviser without Adviser’s prior written consent.

d. Electronic Signatures and Records. This Agreement and any related notice, consent, or amendment may be signed and delivered electronically, and each electronic signature is as binding as a handwritten signature. Adviser’s electronically stored copy of this Agreement is an original for all purposes.

11. Privacy and Data Security. Adviser collects, uses, and shares Client’s personal information as described in the Privacy Policy and as permitted by applicable law, and maintains administrative, technical, and physical safeguards designed to protect it. Adviser contractually prohibits the third-party providers of the models underlying the Digital Tools from using Client’s personal information to train their models.

12. Arbitration.

a. Disclosures. By agreeing to arbitration:

i. Each Party gives up the right to sue the other in court, except as provided below, including the right to a jury trial.

ii. Arbitration awards are generally final and binding, and a Party’s ability to have a court reverse or modify an award is very limited.

iii. Discovery is generally more limited than in court.

iv. The arbitrator is not required to explain the reasons for the award unless the Parties jointly request it.

v. The rules of the arbitral forum may impose time limits on bringing a claim.

b. Agreement to Arbitrate. Any dispute, claim, or controversy between Client and any Range Party arising out of or relating to this Agreement, the Services, or Client’s relationship with Adviser (each, a “Claim”) will be resolved by final and binding arbitration administered by JAMS under its Comprehensive Arbitration Rules and Procedures (or, where applicable, its Streamlined Arbitration Rules and Procedures) and its Consumer Arbitration Minimum Standards, before a single arbitrator who is a retired judge or an attorney with securities-law experience. This Section 12 does not apply to any claim arising out of brokerage services provided by the Affiliated Broker-Dealer, which is governed by the arbitration provision of its customer agreement, and nothing in this Section 12 limits any right Client has to arbitrate before FINRA.

c. Location and Costs. Any in-person hearing will take place in the county where Client resides; the arbitration may also be conducted by video conference, by telephone, or on written submissions. Adviser will pay all JAMS administrative fees and arbitrator compensation in excess of the filing fee Client would pay to bring the Claim in court. Each Party bears its own attorneys’ fees unless the arbitrator awards fees under applicable law.

d. Individual Claims Only. Claims may be brought only on an individual basis, not as a plaintiff or class member in any class, collective, consolidated, or representative proceeding, and the arbitrator may not consolidate Claims of different clients without all parties’ consent. If this Section 12(d) is found unenforceable as to a Claim, that Claim will proceed in court under Section 13(a) and not in arbitration. EACH PARTY WAIVES ANY RIGHT TO A JURY TRIAL ON ANY CLAIM THAT PROCEEDS IN COURT.

e. Exceptions. Either Party may bring an individual Claim in small claims court within that court’s jurisdiction. This Section 12 does not waive any right to a judicial forum where such a waiver would be void under federal or state securities laws.

f. Award; Governing Law. The arbitrator may award any relief available in court on an individual basis. Judgment on the award may be entered in any court of competent jurisdiction. The limitations periods that would apply in court apply in arbitration. This Section 12 is governed by the Federal Arbitration Act.

13. General Provisions.

a. Governing Law; Venue. To the extent not inconsistent with federal law, including the Advisers Act, this Agreement is governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia, without regard to its conflict-of-laws principles. Any Claim not subject to arbitration will be brought in the state or federal courts located in the Commonwealth of Virginia, and the Parties consent to their jurisdiction.

b. Amendments. Adviser may amend this Agreement by modifying or rescinding any of its existing provisions or by adding new provisions. Any such amendment shall be effective as of the time Adviser has notified Client of the change or such later date as Adviser may establish, except that Adviser will give Client at least thirty (30) days’ prior notice of any amendment that materially and adversely affects Client’s rights or the Discretionary Management Services. Client understands that the normal method of notifying Client of modifications to the Agreement will be to post the information on the Website. Client understands that by continuing to use the Services, Client confirms Client’s agreement to abide by the Agreement, as amended from time to time. Adviser may change the scope of the Services from time to time and will notify Client of any material change. No amendment to Section 12 applies to a Claim pending or of which Adviser had notice before the amendment took effect. Client may not amend this Agreement except in writing.

c. Assignment. Adviser will not assign this Agreement (as “assignment” is defined in the Advisers Act) without Client’s consent. Adviser may request consent by notice, and Client will be deemed to consent if Client does not object within thirty (30) days after the notice and continues to receive the Services. Client may not assign this Agreement without Adviser’s written consent. This Agreement binds Client’s heirs, executors, administrators, legal representatives, and permitted assigns.

d. Miscellaneous. This Agreement (including the Consent to Electronic Delivery of Documents), together with the Terms of Service, is the entire agreement of the Parties regarding the Services and supersedes all prior agreements and understandings on that subject. If any provision is held invalid or unenforceable, the remainder stays in effect. Adviser’s failure to enforce any provision is not a waiver. Headings are for convenience only.

e. Complaints. Client may submit written complaints to legal@range.com or to Range Advisory, LLC, 440 Monticello Ave Ste 1802 PMB 32321, Norfolk, Virginia 23510−2670.

NOTE: CLIENT ACKNOWLEDGES RECEIPT OF A COPY OF THIS AGREEMENT, INCLUDING THE PRE-DISPUTE ARBITRATION CLAUSE IN SECTION 12, AND OF THE DISCLOSURE DOCUMENTS, AND AGREES TO BE BOUND BY THIS AGREEMENT.

CONSENT TO ELECTRONIC DELIVERY OF DOCUMENTS

1. Scope. Client consents to receive electronically all current and future agreements, amendments, notices, disclosures (including the Disclosure Documents and privacy notices), reports, and other communications relating to the Services (together, “Communications”).

2. Delivery. Adviser will deliver Communications by posting them to Client’s Website account or emailing them to Client’s email address of record and, where required by law, will email Client when a Communication is posted. Client will have access to an archive of Communications for at least the current calendar year and may request copies of earlier Communications.

3. Paper Copies; Withdrawal. Client may request a paper copy of any Communication, or withdraw this consent, at any time by notice to support@range.com. Because the Services are delivered electronically, withdrawing consent may require termination of the Services under Section 9. Withdrawal may take up to three (3) business days to process and does not affect Communications already delivered.

4. System Requirements. Client needs internet access, a valid email address, a current web browser or the Range mobile application, software to view PDF files, and the ability to download, save, or print Communications. Adviser will notify Client of any material change to these requirements.

5. Costs. Adviser charges no fee for electronic delivery. Client is responsible for its own internet and telecommunications charges.

6. Security; Review. Email is not secure; Client should not send account numbers, passwords, or other sensitive information by unencrypted email. Client will review Communications promptly and notify Adviser of any error or discrepancy.

7. Confirmation. By accepting this Agreement electronically, Client confirms that it can access, view, and retain Communications in the manner described above.

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