Description: December 8, 2023 - The health insurance industry has historically used several factors to develop premium rates. Many of these, e.g. gender rating, have been largely eliminated from health insurance rating practices by regulations as the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) because they were determined as inequitable.

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Description: This article introduces the Informal Session on Actuarial Education at the 2001 Annual Joint Mathematics Meeting. From Conversations, Winter 2000.

Description: A short article from the Expanding Horizons newsletter, issue 26, published in April of 2003 that details the treasurers report for the E&R Section.

Description: Blurb in the Expanding Horizons newsletter from December 2004 that talks about the minutes of the E&R Section Council meetings.

Description: A discussion of the pillars required to build the needed paradigm for insurance company risk management. From The Actuary Magazine April 2005

Description: An article from The Actuary that highlights Stephen C. Goss, chief actuary at the Social Security Administration, who was recently awarded the National Academy of Social Insurance's NASI first ever Robert M. Ball Award for outstanding achievements in social insurance. According to NASI, Goss exemplifies 'public service' at its very best. The Actuary asked Goss if he could give a little more of himself and answer some questions about his career, which, of course, he did.

Description: Stephen C. Goss, chief actuary at the Social Security Administration, was recently awarded the National Academy of Social Insurance's (NASI) first ever Robert M. Ball Award for outstanding achievements in social insurance. According to NASI, Godd exemplifies public service at its very best. The Actuary magazine asked Goss if he could give a little more of himself and answer some questions about his career, which, of course, he did.