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Actuary Report reflecting changes in salary?

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10 May 18 #501532 by daddio3
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I'm currently trying to sort out financial settlement and want a report to show the difference in CETV due to a pay rise post-separation on a final salary pension, but the actuary says it's either a straight line method, or they'd need full salary details over the whole 20+ years.

I don't understand why they can't determine values based on 2 different salaries.

Any actuaries know what the problem is?

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