Upcoming event: “Aging Securely: An Actuarial Forum on Financial and Health Care Retirement Challenges”

You're Invited to Aging Securely: An Actuarial Forum on Financial and Health Care Retirement Challenges Please join us for a public policy discussion led by actuarial experts on lifetime income, long-term care, and the sustainability of public programs that serve the needs of older people. FRIDAY October 23, 2015 Noon - 3:00 PM EDT Congressional Meeting Room South (CVC-217) Capitol Visitor Center Lunch will be provided Register Now More Information Noon - Lunch available 12:05 - Welcome Remarks & Introduction to the Academy's Aging Securely Initiative Speakers: Tom Terry, immediate past president, American Academy of Actuaries Tom Wildsmith, president-elect, American Academy of Actuaries 12:15 - Public Policies to Support Lifetime Income Panelists: Noel Abkemeier, co-chairperson, Lifetime Income Risk Joint Task Force Mark Shemtob, member, Lifetime Income Risk Joint Task Force 1:15 - The Need for Long-Term Care and Public Policy Options Panelists: Chris Giese, member, Aging Task Force Bruce Stahl, vice chairperson, Long-Term Care Reform Subcommittee Eric Stallard, chairperson, Long-Term Care Reform Subcommittee 2:00 - Sustainability of Public Programs-The State of Medicare and Social Security; Release of the Academy's New Social Security Game Panelists: Steve Alpert, chairperson, Public Interest Committee Tim Leier, chairperson, Social Security Committee Cori Uccello, senior health fellow, American Academy of Actuaries 2:55 - Concluding Remarks Speakers: Tom Terry, immediate past president, American Academy of Actuaries Tom Wildsmith, president-elect, American Academy of Actuaries

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