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Longevity Rates for Pension Plan Participants

National Institute on Retirement Security [NIRS]

Nov. 17, 2021
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Please join us to hear about new research that examines the differences in life expectancy between defined benefit pension pension plan participants and the U.S. population as a whole.

Recent improvements in life expectancy have not been shared equally across society, and socioeconomic status is a key driver in mortality expectations. According to research from Club Vita, pension plan participants have a noticeably longer life expectancy than the U.S. population, along with a faster rate of longevity improvements. These differences raise questions regarding whether these varied experiences should be considered when actuaries are modeling mortality rates for pension plans.

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