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GTB_Actuarial
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I'm not sure I understand what the final sentence is implying and its link to the section 'data requirements for employee benefit schemes'. The sentence is as follows:
'However, if a pension were also to be paid to a spouse after the death of the member, the existence and age of a spouse of a young member may not be financially significant as the marital status of the member may change in the future.'
I would've thought it is significant to have data on age/existence of a spouse given their could be a spouse entitlement. Does this sentence really mean: having data on age/existence of spouse is less significant because member and spouse may become divorced/separated at some point prior to the member's death?
'However, if a pension were also to be paid to a spouse after the death of the member, the existence and age of a spouse of a young member may not be financially significant as the marital status of the member may change in the future.'
I would've thought it is significant to have data on age/existence of a spouse given their could be a spouse entitlement. Does this sentence really mean: having data on age/existence of spouse is less significant because member and spouse may become divorced/separated at some point prior to the member's death?