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The Actuary
affluent couple might be more concerned about health care costs, inflation, dealing with debts or outliving ... treatment at all. These and other factors made direct comparisons of a variety of results across programs ...- Authors: Lawrence N Bader, Harry H Panjer, Eric Sondergeld, Jeffrey A Mohrenweiser, Alan Parikh, Steven Venti
- Date: Mar 2003
- Publication Name: The Actuary Magazine
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The Actuary
In changing the pension promise, employ- ers took care to comply with ERISA’s pension safeguards. Benefits ... U.S.A. M&A James Stoltzfus’ article on health care reform and health insurance mergers in the January ...- Authors: Michael Kaster, Max Rudolph, Thomas More Zavist, Alan Parikh, Jon Exley
- Date: Apr 2004
- Publication Name: The Actuary Magazine
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Editorial: I See Longevity Risk
Editorial: I See Longevity Risk Like Haley Joel Osment in "The Sixth Sense," ... communities or the state when they are least able to care for themselves." He looked around at the other customers ...- Authors: Alan Parikh
- Date: Feb 2005
- Publication Name: The Actuary Magazine
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The Actuary
with a long working life, to accumulate to the primary component of retirement savings support. Schobel: ... reduction in the monthly payment at the death of the primary annuitant, unisex annuities really can work. Benítez-Silva: ...- Authors: Kenneth Hohman, Michael Kaster, Gary Lange, Anna M Rappaport, Jeffrey A Mohrenweiser, Alan Parikh, Gary Burtless, John Riley, Melissa Favreault
- Date: Sep 2002
- Publication Name: The Actuary Magazine
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The Actuary
structure—defined contribution, social security, health care— you name it. Faced with a much bigger problem, ... The Actuary: “Living to 100 and beyond: Why do we care?” by Anna Rappaport (May 2002); “Large employers ...- Authors: L Giles, Jeremy Gold, Harry H Panjer, Brian C Donohue, Alan Parikh
- Date: Oct 2003
- Publication Name: The Actuary Magazine