Aging Securely:
An Actuarial Forum on Financial
and Health Care Retirement Challenges
Please join us for a public policy discussion led by actuarial experts on lifetime income, long-term care, and the sustainability of public programs that serve the needs of older people.
An Actuarial Forum on Financial
and Health Care Retirement Challenges
Please join us for a public policy discussion led by actuarial experts on lifetime income, long-term care, and the sustainability of public programs that serve the needs of older people.
Friday, October 23, 2015
Noon–3 p.m. EDT
Congressional Meeting Room – SOUTH (Capitol Visitor Center-217)
To register for this event, please email us at agingsecurely@actuary.org
Noon – Lunch available
12:05 – Welcome Remarks & Introduction to the Academy’s Aging Securely Initiative
Speakers:
Tom Terry, immediate past president, American Academy of Actuaries
Tom Wildsmith, president-elect, American Academy of Actuaries
Tom Wildsmith, president-elect, American Academy of Actuaries
12:15 – Public Policies to Support Lifetime Income
Panelists:
Noel Abkemeier, co-chairperson, Lifetime Income Risk Joint Task Force
Mark Shemtob, member, Lifetime Income Risk Joint Task Force
Mark Shemtob, member, Lifetime Income Risk Joint Task Force
1:15 – The Need for Long-Term Care and Public Policy Options
Panelists:
Chris Giese, member, Aging Task Force
Bruce Stahl, vice chairperson, Long-Term Care Reform Subcommittee
Eric Stallard, chairperson, Long-Term Care Reform Subcommittee
Bruce Stahl, vice chairperson, Long-Term Care Reform Subcommittee
Eric Stallard, chairperson, Long-Term Care Reform Subcommittee
2:00 – Sustainability of Public Programs—The State of Medicare and Social Security; Release of the Academy’s New Social Security Game
Panelists:
Steve Alpert, chairperson, Public Interest Committee
Tim Leier, chairperson, Social Security Committee
Cori Uccello, senior health fellow, American Academy of Actuaries
Tim Leier, chairperson, Social Security Committee
Cori Uccello, senior health fellow, American Academy of Actuaries
2:55 – Concluding Remarks
Speakers:
Tom Terry, immediate past president, American Academy of Actuaries
Tom Wildsmith, president-elect, American Academy of Actuaries
Tom Wildsmith, president-elect, American Academy of Actuaries
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