Hi,
Suppose I want to evaluate the EPV of a joint life temporary annuity paying annually in advance, for two lives, one age 60, one age 50, with a term of 20.
I am aware of the formula for this payable continuously i.e the integral of the survival probability multiplied by the discount factor. By this logic, I know from first principles I could write these 20 terms out, but this would take too long. I also considered a geometric series, but this doesn't seem to be possible from what I can see, either.
So, what would be a formula that I can actually use to evaluate a temporary joint life annuity practically?
Suppose I want to evaluate the EPV of a joint life temporary annuity paying annually in advance, for two lives, one age 60, one age 50, with a term of 20.
I am aware of the formula for this payable continuously i.e the integral of the survival probability multiplied by the discount factor. By this logic, I know from first principles I could write these 20 terms out, but this would take too long. I also considered a geometric series, but this doesn't seem to be possible from what I can see, either.
So, what would be a formula that I can actually use to evaluate a temporary joint life annuity practically?