looking for a disability table and a withdrawal table

[abanky]

i'm looking for the full disability table with these factors

age 20 Male .036% Female .017%

Age 30 Male .055% Female .043%

Age 40 Male .109% Female .1%

....

Age 60 Male .68% Female .465%

I'm also looking for a withdrawal table with these factors

age 25 male 9.9% Female 14.9%

age 30 male 6.9% Female 9.9%

....

age 50 male .4% Female 1.7%

age 55 male 0% Female .4%

age 60 male 0% Female 0%

i'm just trying to reconstruct a prior result.

Andrew

[david rigby]

Those disabilty rates look high to me. Might be company or industry specific.

You will find some disability tables here (but no turnover tables): http://xtbml.soa.org:8080/xtbml/jsp/index.jsp

Perhaps ask the actuary for the complete table?

[abanky]

I'm thinking is proprietary.

thanks david for your reply.

[Effen]

I'm thinking is proprietary

Proprietary or not, the plan sponsor certianly has a right to know the full table used in their valuation. If the prior actuary won't give it to you, ask the sponsor to request a copy of it.

[My 2 cents]

And the prior enrolled actuary has a duty to share that information with the successor enrolled actuary (assuming that it is not a generally available published table). Failure to cooperate (especially if the sponsor is willing to provide what should be a nominal amount of remuneration to the prior enrolled actuary for the time and effort required to do so) could be construed as a violation of the standards of practice.