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didster
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Does anyone know the rationale for not including salary increases in setting early retirement terms?
Is it because they are discretionary and may not materialise?
However, for the "common" funding methods, Attained age or Projected Unit, in fact once its not Current Unit (with no revaluation), the actuarial liability will include an allowance for increases to retirement.
Thus, early retirement should result in a surplus being released (not so) and goes against "plan should not profit or lose from option". This of course neglects any additional expenses involved.
Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks
Is it because they are discretionary and may not materialise?
However, for the "common" funding methods, Attained age or Projected Unit, in fact once its not Current Unit (with no revaluation), the actuarial liability will include an allowance for increases to retirement.
Thus, early retirement should result in a surplus being released (not so) and goes against "plan should not profit or lose from option". This of course neglects any additional expenses involved.
Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks