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Hey,
My brain is not functioning well and I want to see if someone can confirm/deny that I'm on the right track with this. I'm looking to calculate the curtate net single premiums for a 20 pay whole life (to attained age 100). I was thinking.... if x = current age & y = benefit cease age.... then it'd just be Mx/Dx However, if it was an endowment to 65, it'd be... (Mx - My + Dy)/Dx, where y = 65 Should I be taking into account the premium paying period somehow, though? Thanks for any insights. |
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