Actuarial Evidence

  WHAT CAN LEAD TO A CRIMINAL INTEREST RATE? April 27, 2016: Section 347(2) of the Criminal Code defines a criminal rate of interest as an effective annual rate of interest, calculated in accordance with generally accepted actuarial practices and principles, exceeding 60% of the credit advanced.Interest is defined to include all charges and expenses Read More

  ACTUARIAL EVIDENCE IN MARRIAGE BREAKDOWNS… WHEN IS IT NEEDED? February 12, 2016: Actuaries can calculate the capitalized value of pension plan promises accrued during a marriage, facilitating the asset splitting in certain cases. When it comes down to dividing assets, people often think first about their home, savings and investment accounts. However, if one Read More

  WHEN DO LAWYERS NEED AN ACTUARY? February 5, 2016: Actuaries are experts in calculations involving time value of money and uncertain events in virtue of their financial and mathematical knowledge. Marriage breakdowns, personal injury, fatality and estate cases for example may require the help of an actuary.In cases of marriage breakdowns, when one or Read More