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Intergenerational fairness: final bulletin

Open-access content Wednesday 8th November 2017 — updated 5.50pm, Wednesday 29th April 2020

Is NHS funding sustainable? How long could we live? Who should pay for care? Will advances in medicine remedy an ageing population?


Is NHS funding sustainable? How long could we live? Who should pay for care? Will advances in medicine remedy an ageing population? 

All these questions require one generation to consider the needs of other generations as well as their own. The IFoA has invited a number of esteemed experts to give us their views on these big questions facing current and future generations, as well as debating potential responses to them. Do we need changes in public policy? Is there a role for the insurance industry and, more specifically, us as actuaries?

Intrigued to know more? Download our bulletin at bit.ly/2kMOyeC


This article appeared in our November 2017 issue of The Actuary .
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