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![]() I compared my solution with the SOA's. Everything matches except for WA Q3.
I think my solution is the correct because it agrees with ALMCR Exercise 10.11. If you solved WA Q3 my way and failed MLC by a small margin, I recommend that you email SOA explaining that your approach uses the AMLCR Exercise 10.11's approach. That might turn the tide. Here's my solution in one pdf: http://deeperunderstandingfastercalc...ll_2017MLC.pdf |
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![]() WA #3 says to assume (unrealistically) that there are no exits BEFORE retirement, and that the ILT is for use AFTER retirement. Thus when you compute the liability at 60 for retirement at 65 your 5p60 should equal 1 rather than the value you got from the ILT in your solution.
You still probably get a 10. Quote:
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