Short-Range Actuarial Projections
of the Old-Age, Survivors, and
Disability Insurance Program, 2005

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ACTUARIAL STUDY NO. 119
by Chris Motsiopoulos
and Richard B. Tucker

III.C3.—DI Average Monthly Benefit Awarded to Minor, Disabled, and Student Children of Disabled Workers
(Calendar years 1980-2014)
Year
Average benefit
awarded to
disabled worker 1
Minor children
Disabled children
Student children
Average benefit for
total children of
disabled workers 1
Ratio to
average benefit for disabled worker
Average
benefit 1
Ratio to
average benefit for
disabled worker
Average
benefit 1
Ratio to
average benefit for
disabled worker
Average
benefit 1
1980
$398.85
0.2534
$101.06
0.3238
$129.16
0.3521
$140.44
$116.43
1981
429.12
.2221
95.29
.3188
136.81
.3599
154.45
119.58
1982
443.74
.2224
98.69
.3322
147.41
.3707
164.48
125.86
1983
446.46
.2367
105.67
.3388
151.26
.3850
171.89
127.12
1984
458.44
.2362
108.28
.3472
159.18
.3964
181.73
128.39
1985
473.65
.2354
111.51
.3439
162.90
.3985
188.76
130.00
1986
478.30
.2364
113.08
.3464
165.66
.4037
193.11
130.93
1987
508.04
.2298
116.73
.3219
163.52
.3964
201.41
136.09
1988
538.08
.2194
118.04
.3017
162.34
.3962
213.17
141.31
1989
565.49
.2217
125.38
.3196
180.75
.3993
225.79
148.65
1990
597.61
.2203
131.67
.3188
190.51
.3874
231.50
153.78
1991
614.80
.2198
135.16
.3231
198.66
.3839
236.04
155.80
1992
619.96
.2182
135.25
.3197
198.19
.3830
237.42
154.50
1993
638.37
.2165
138.24
.3169
202.30
.3797
242.40
158.46
1994
666.19
.2167
144.33
.3175
211.54
.3728
248.34
164.74
1995
693.79
.2221
154.08
.3155
218.92
.3736
259.23
175.55
1996
714.40
.2297
164.09
.3242
231.64
.3786
270.49
186.23
1997
734.09
.2350
172.53
.3279
240.74
.3803
279.19
196.49
1998
747.42
.2396
179.10
.3353
250.58
.3825
285.92
204.60
1999
783.47
.2367
185.48
.3223
252.50
.3773
295.59
211.84
2000
835.44
.2373
198.25
.3061
255.71
.3742
312.60
225.50
2001
868.97
.2356
204.75
.3173
275.69
.3768
327.44
233.34
2002
897.99
.2261
203.00
.3022
271.35
.3649
327.69
232.08
2003
936.45
.2222
208.05
.2909
272.44
.3610
338.06
238.70
2004
968.04
.2228
215.66
.2802
271.26
.3617
350.11
248.41
2005
985.98
.2230
219.90
.2808
276.82
.3613
356.26
253.52
2006
1,011.16
.2227
225.18
.2801
283.26
.3615
365.53
261.40
2007
1,047.94
.2228
233.51
.2803
293.70
.3617
379.04
271.57
2008
1,091.99
.2228
243.33
.2803
306.06
.3617
394.94
284.24
2009
1,138.68
.2227
253.59
.2801
318.95
.3615
411.62
296.78
2010
1,190.66
.2227
265.19
.2802
333.59
.3615
430.40
311.20
2011
1,247.44
.2228
277.94
.2802
349.55
.3616
451.09
326.16
2012
1,302.95
.2228
290.30
.2802
365.15
.3616
471.19
340.68
2013
1,357.84
.2227
302.43
.2802
380.43
.3615
490.88
355.41
2014
1,414.06
.2226
314.82
.2800
395.96
.3614
511.01
369.98

1For each year, benefit amounts awarded before the annual benefit increase are converted to post-increase rates before computation of the average monthly benefit.

Sources:

Note: Future estimates based on 2005 Trustees Report intermediate set of assumptions.


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