Definition of actuarial
1
:of or relating to actuaries
2
:relating to statistical calculation especially of life expectancy
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The top-paying majors — petroleum engineering and actuarial mathematics— are 80% male.
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Actuarial science (advance study of statistics): $61,200 (early), $130,800 (mid) 4.
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Using that math, PERS's unfunded actuarial liability would be closer to $50 billion instead of the $22 billion based on current assumptions.
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Republicans are poised to adopt a measure that has the potential to send insurance markets across the country into actuarial death spirals.
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But unlike coverage under Medicaid or under a plan with a higher actuarial value, the IRS would determine what care and medications are covered.
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Ross did not have actuarial data to support the idea such a program would pay for itself, but pointed the the initial success of college tuition programs at places like Purdue University.
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Actuarial accountants concluded that the fund, which invested in risky real estate ventures, had approved overly generous benefits and overvalued assets.
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One study found that when adjusting for actuarial value to create an apples-to-apples comparison, individual-market premiums actually dropped after the introduction of the ACA.
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First Known Use of actuarial
1869
Law Dictionary
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