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Brett Kim
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This is in regard to the end of chapter questions for Chapter 18.
From what I can understand, questions 18.6 and 18.10(iii)(c) are essentially the same question with different compounding and interest rates. However, I don't understand why the equation of the death benefit component of the EPV are different.
To explain further, the solution for 18.6 works from first principle so I can see how we arrive at 25,000 * 1.066^(0.5) * <term assurance of a 48 year old with a term of 17 years evaluated at 4% interest>.
So if I do the same and work from first principle for 18.10(iii)(c) I arrive at 100,000 * 1.08^(0.5) * <term assurance of a 45 year old with a term of 20 years evaluated at 4% interest>. But the solution uses the claims acceleration approximation of an assurance paid immediately, hence getting 100,000 * 1.04^(0.5) * <term assurance of a 45 year old with a term of 20 years evaluated at 4% interest>.
What am I misunderstanding here?
My working for 18.10(iii)(c) from first principle:
https://imgur.com/iAcGfJP
From what I can understand, questions 18.6 and 18.10(iii)(c) are essentially the same question with different compounding and interest rates. However, I don't understand why the equation of the death benefit component of the EPV are different.
To explain further, the solution for 18.6 works from first principle so I can see how we arrive at 25,000 * 1.066^(0.5) * <term assurance of a 48 year old with a term of 17 years evaluated at 4% interest>.
So if I do the same and work from first principle for 18.10(iii)(c) I arrive at 100,000 * 1.08^(0.5) * <term assurance of a 45 year old with a term of 20 years evaluated at 4% interest>. But the solution uses the claims acceleration approximation of an assurance paid immediately, hence getting 100,000 * 1.04^(0.5) * <term assurance of a 45 year old with a term of 20 years evaluated at 4% interest>.
What am I misunderstanding here?
My working for 18.10(iii)(c) from first principle:
https://imgur.com/iAcGfJP