By Ankit Nanda
As far back as one can recall, health care costs in the U.S. have been steadily climbing, with inflation in medical products and services consistently outpacing general inflation in the economy.
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By Virginia Hulme
Professionalism discussions often feature Precept 13 and the actuary’s obligation to report apparent, unresolved, material violations of the Code of Professional Conduct to the Actuarial Board for Counseling and Discipline (ABCD).
By Ted Gotsch
Cyber criminals are increasingly jeopardizing the security of private companies as well as the public, raising the need to combat risks that threaten operations as well as financial stability as currency holdings continue to migrate into the digital realm and more and more people work from home.
By Tom Toce
We have another puzzle from Jerry Miccolis! Enjoy!
By Stephen Meskin
A Goldilocks number is a number that is not too hard and not too easy: It is just right.
By Robert Rietz
Why are writers and editors sometimes depicted in movies as natural enemies, like a cobra and a mongoose?
By John Divine
Far from an existential threat, this tech is seen as an avenue toward more strategic roles.
As the national organization for all U.S. actuaries, the Academy’s volunteer groups will be keeping busy this year.