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Pension mathematics with numerical illustrations

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Financial Literacy, Pension, Retirement Analysis Accounting Theory and Financial Reporting Insurance, Mortality, Demography, Risk Management

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List of Tables List of Figures Foreword from the First Edition Preface Ch. 1. Pension Plan Benefits Ch. 2. Actuarial Assumptions Ch. 3. Basic Actuarial Functions Ch. 4. Pension Plan Population Theory Ch. 5. Pension Liability Measures Ch. 6. Normal Costs Ch. 7. Supplemental Costs Ch. 8. Ancillary Benefits Ch. 9. Multiple Retirement Ages Ch. 10. Statutory Funding Requirements Ch. 11. Pension Accounting Ch. 12. Alternative Actuarial Assumptions Ch. 13. Alternative Plan Benefits Ch. 14. Funding Policy Ch. 15. Investment Policy: Asset Allocation Ch. 16. Funding and Accounting for Retiree Health Benefits Glossary of Mathematical Notation Index

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