Hi,
The slides from Tutorial 1 stated:
"using prudent assumptions will usually increase the early retirement factor and therefore the early retirement pension, so not a prudent approach"
and
"using prudent assumptions will usually reduce the late retirement factor, and therefore the later retirement pension so is a prudent approach"
Can someone please explain the logic of this in layman terms:
a) how using prudent assumptions increases the early retirement factor
and
b) how it is not a prudent approach
Thanks
The slides from Tutorial 1 stated:
"using prudent assumptions will usually increase the early retirement factor and therefore the early retirement pension, so not a prudent approach"
and
"using prudent assumptions will usually reduce the late retirement factor, and therefore the later retirement pension so is a prudent approach"
Can someone please explain the logic of this in layman terms:
a) how using prudent assumptions increases the early retirement factor
and
b) how it is not a prudent approach
Thanks