actuarial

IPA: æktʃuˈɛriʌɫ

Examples of "actuarial" in Sentences

However, your previous post had these cures for SS if indeed it's in actuarial danger: 1.
And it would include observations like this: Long-term actuarial balance for Social Security can be accomplished with minor adjustments.
As of 2000, Social Security faced a long-term actuarial deficit of 1.89% of taxable payrolls; today, the estimated deficit is little changed at 1.92%.
Danish Zakir, a third-year U of T student in actuarial science and economics, said: "I think there should be an initiation program in high school to prepare them for university."
I.e.; If taxes were raised tomorrow sufficiently to close these 75-year deficits entirely, next year, when the 76th year out became the 75th, these programs would be back in actuarial deficit again.
The trustees show considerable concern that the system will technically be in "long term actuarial balance" as a result of the benefit cuts and tax hikes included in the 1983 amendments, but that's the extent of their apparent long-term thinking.