Dispelling the Myths About Life Expectancy Calculators

To make the most informed decisions concerning longevity risk, whether it's for individuals, or the population of a particular community, learn why you should rely on a time-tested and thoughtful underwriting approach to assessing longevity risk. Generic calculators, overly broad population studies, and general population statistics are simply not as useful when it comes to evaluating selected individuals or smaller populations. 

Featuring 

Christopher Conway

• Chief Development Officer  of ISC Services
• cconway@iscservices.com  404 521 5113
• www.ISCSERVICES.com

Chat Transcript

12:08:27     From  Steve Gurney - ProAging Community : Understanding Life Insurance Settlements https://www.retirementlivingsourcebook.com/videos/understanding-life-insurance-settlements

12:39:31     From  mary busse   to   Hosts and panelists : Are demographics included in life expectancy assessments?

12:39:57     From  Kathleen Steed   to   Hosts and panelists : For data in an urban environment, New York City Open Data makes the information used to operate 65 NYC government agencies available to everyone.  This includes ten years of information from The Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.  See: https://opendata.cityofnewyork.us

12:40:54     From  mary busse   to   Hosts and panelists : Steve, you read my  mind!

12:45:16     From  Steve Jefferys   to   Hosts and panelists : What does he think of the living to 100 calculator?

12:55:16     From  Kathleen Steed   to   Hosts and panelists : Sorry, but I need to leave for an on-site presentation on Medicare.  I look forward to see the notes from this session.

13:00:36     From  Glenna Crooks : Very interesting!