This seminar paper provides an analysis of fixed term (or life expectancy) and lifetime pensions, including pension and RBL issues, the treatment of reserves and the taxation treatment of superannuation funds. It also covers the set up and compliance issues of complying pensions and what action is needed if the fund's investments are not performing as expected and the pension payments cannot continue to be paid as initially projected by the actuary. This should help to understand the actuary's role in developing strategies, certifying pensions and as a whistle blower for breaches.
Miscellaneous
2003
Complying Pensions from an Actuarial Viewpoint seminar
Source: Victoria
Published Date: 12 Aug 2003
Individual Session
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- Published By: De Lancey Worthington
- Published On:12 Aug 2003
- Took place at:Leonda by the Yarra, Hawthorn
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