By Eric P. Harding
As regular readers of this column know (hi Dad!), I live in northern Virginia. As many actuaries know, because the Academy is the national organization for actuaries, its offices are in downtown Washington, D.C.
Inside Track
By Eric P. Harding
Just before this issue went to press, my kids had their yearly health physicals.
By Eric Harding
It will not come as a revelation to many of you that life can be somewhat hectic.
By Eric Harding
As I write this note in April, our garden is showing signs of life after I endured a few weeks of nervous thermometer-watching.
By Eric P. Harding
During my tenure at the Academy, I’ve come to understand much more about risk than I did when I first walked through the doors.
By Eric P. Harding
It’s late October as I write this column. Due to unseasonably high temperatures here in the mid-Atlantic, the leaves are just beginning to show their autumnal colors.
By Eric P. Harding
I have an admission that may lose me some credibility among my esteemed readers—I like to gamble.
By Eric P. Harding
I have two sons. As I’ve mentioned in this space previously, they bring me great joy … and great terror. See, these boys are fearless. And while that may sound like a humblebrag of the highest order, this trait has its downsides.
By Eric P. Harding Autumn is my favorite season. The changing foliage, the crisp air, the fall festivals—it’s all great.
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