Short-Range Actuarial Projections |
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ACTUARIAL STUDY NO. 119
by Chris Motsiopoulos and Richard B. Tucker | |||||
Calendar
period |
Total
|
Retired workers and auxiliaries
|
Survivors of deceased workers
|
Disabled workers and auxiliaries
|
Special
age-72 beneficiaries |
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---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Total
|
Retired
workers |
Spouses
|
Children
|
Total
|
Children
|
Widowed
mothers and fathers |
Aged
widows and widowers and aged parents |
Disabled
widows and widowers |
Total
|
Disabled
workers |
Spouses
|
Children
|
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2005-II
|
48,093.2
|
33,194.8
|
30,159.1
|
2,547.6
|
488.1
|
6,691.0
|
1,913.0
|
178.3
|
4,388.1
|
211.6
|
8,207.3
|
6,416.5
|
157.8
|
1,633.1
|
1/
|
2005-IV
|
48,537.7
|
33,433.4
|
30,408.1
|
2,538.0
|
487.3
|
6,659.0
|
1,905.7
|
179.8
|
4,361.2
|
212.4
|
8,445.3
|
6,625.0
|
161.3
|
1,659.0
|
...
|
2006-II
|
49,002.9
|
33,676.7
|
30,664.2
|
2,520.6
|
491.9
|
6,625.4
|
1,913.5
|
174.5
|
4,323.9
|
213.4
|
8,700.8
|
6,842.2
|
166.6
|
1,692.1
|
...
|
2006-IV
|
49,502.6
|
33,971.6
|
30,967.4
|
2,514.4
|
489.8
|
6,597.8
|
1,902.2
|
176.1
|
4,305.1
|
214.5
|
8,933.2
|
7,049.7
|
170.3
|
1,713.2
|
...
|
2007-II
|
50,028.8
|
34,264.4
|
31,271.5
|
2,499.1
|
493.8
|
6,569.6
|
1,907.0
|
171.1
|
4,276.2
|
215.4
|
9,194.8
|
7,268.9
|
176.4
|
1,749.5
|
...
|
2007-IV
|
50,602.9
|
34,624.0
|
31,638.1
|
2,494.9
|
491.0
|
6,547.0
|
1,892.6
|
172.7
|
4,265.4
|
216.2
|
9,431.9
|
7,478.1
|
180.8
|
1,773.0
|
...
|
2008-II
|
51,174.7
|
34,967.5
|
31,989.9
|
2,483.3
|
494.2
|
6,522.3
|
1,895.2
|
167.9
|
4,242.0
|
217.2
|
9,684.9
|
7,690.5
|
187.4
|
1,806.9
|
...
|
2008-IV
|
51,822.5
|
35,406.8
|
32,433.4
|
2,482.9
|
490.5
|
6,502.9
|
1,878.8
|
169.7
|
4,236.4
|
218.1
|
9,912.8
|
7,892.9
|
192.2
|
1,827.7
|
...
|
2009-II
|
52,452.6
|
35,821.6
|
32,851.9
|
2,476.0
|
493.7
|
6,481.1
|
1,881.4
|
164.9
|
4,215.5
|
219.4
|
10,149.9
|
8,083.2
|
199.8
|
1,866.9
|
...
|
2009-IV
|
53,193.4
|
36,368.7
|
33,398.7
|
2,480.2
|
489.8
|
6,464.3
|
1,865.1
|
166.6
|
4,212.1
|
220.6
|
10,360.4
|
8,263.6
|
205.4
|
1,891.5
|
...
|
2010-II
|
53,812.2
|
36,801.7
|
33,833.8
|
2,475.0
|
492.9
|
6,444.7
|
1,867.9
|
162.0
|
4,192.5
|
222.3
|
10,565.8
|
8,436.6
|
210.7
|
1,918.5
|
...
|
2010-IV
|
54,588.8
|
37,411.6
|
34,441.8
|
2,480.7
|
489.1
|
6,430.1
|
1,852.1
|
163.8
|
4,190.1
|
224.0
|
10,747.1
|
8,600.1
|
214.3
|
1,932.6
|
...
|
2011-II
|
55,207.6
|
37,867.9
|
34,899.5
|
2,476.0
|
492.5
|
6,411.6
|
1,855.5
|
159.4
|
4,173.6
|
223.0
|
10,928.1
|
8,757.9
|
217.8
|
1,952.4
|
...
|
2011-IV
|
56,017.4
|
38,532.8
|
35,561.7
|
2,482.2
|
488.9
|
6,398.0
|
1,840.5
|
161.3
|
4,174.2
|
222.1
|
11,086.5
|
8,906.6
|
219.7
|
1,960.1
|
...
|
2012-II
|
56,676.0
|
39,060.7
|
36,089.8
|
2,478.8
|
492.2
|
6,383.9
|
1,844.5
|
157.0
|
4,162.2
|
220.2
|
11,231.4
|
9,030.0
|
222.4
|
1,979.0
|
...
|
2012-IV
|
57,552.4
|
39,823.8
|
36,848.9
|
2,486.4
|
488.6
|
6,374.7
|
1,830.1
|
158.9
|
4,167.2
|
218.4
|
11,353.9
|
9,145.0
|
223.7
|
1,985.2
|
...
|
2013-II
|
58,221.9
|
40,385.0
|
37,410.7
|
2,482.3
|
492.0
|
6,363.0
|
1,834.5
|
154.8
|
4,157.8
|
215.9
|
11,473.8
|
9,246.1
|
225.9
|
2,001.8
|
...
|
2013-IV
|
59,146.3
|
41,218.4
|
38,240.4
|
2,489.4
|
488.6
|
6,356.3
|
1,820.8
|
156.7
|
4,165.4
|
213.4
|
11,571.6
|
9,339.2
|
226.8
|
2,005.5
|
...
|
2014-II
|
59,825.5
|
41,789.0
|
38,812.7
|
2,484.1
|
492.2
|
6,348.3
|
1,826.1
|
152.8
|
4,158.1
|
211.3
|
11,688.2
|
9,437.1
|
228.8
|
2,022.3
|
...
|
2014-IV
|
60,788.9
|
42,661.2
|
39,682.3
|
2,490.0
|
488.9
|
6,345.4
|
1,813.6
|
154.7
|
4,167.9
|
209.3
|
11,782.2
|
9,527.0
|
229.5
|
2,025.7
|
...
|
1Fewer than 50. |
Sources:
Note: Estimates based on 2005 Trustees Report high cost set of assumptions.