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All for one and one for all – is Universal Basic Income workable?

Universal Basic Income: back in favour around the world, as a potential way to address poverty and inequality. It’s not without its risks, though. Pedro Medford explains his research model for Barbados

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Guyanese qualifies as actuary

Last month, Sasha Woodroffe, a consultant with KR Services Limited, qualified as an Associate of the US Society of Actuaries, the largest professional organization for actuaries in the world. This makes her the only professionally qualified actuary

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COVID-19 predicted to impact pensions and NIS earnings, says actuary

COVID-19 predicted to impact pensions and NIS earnings, says actuary
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Actuaries told earnings shouldn t be their spur

Actuaries told earnings shouldn t be their spur
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Lead the way - Barbados Today

Lead the way Article by December 17, 2020 Prime Minister Mia Mottley has thrown out a challenge to actuaries in Barbados and the rest of the region to take the lead on discussions relating to several issues, including shrinking population and the impact on national insurance schemes. This comes as Barbados and the rest of the Caribbean struggle with high unemployment numbers, resulting in the collective payout of millions of dollars in unemployment benefits. Mottley, who was addressing a roundtable session of the Caribbean Actuarial Association (CAA) recently, insisted that the time had come for the region to show that despite its small size it could still be a leader in several areas.

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