Life Insurance Exercises 59–64 are based on the following table, which shows the average life expectancies in several countries. 21 Assume that all premiums you calculate are based on end-of-month deposits in a fund yielding 4.8% annual interest compounded monthly to be paid out when a person reaches the life expectancy. [ hinT: See Example 2.] Country Japan Canada U.K. U.S. Mexico China India Life Expectancy: Male 80 80 79 76 73 74 64 Life Expectancy: Female 87 84 83 81 79 77 68 Joaquín Lopez purchased a $750,000 life insurance policy in Mexico when he began work at the age of 22 years. At age 30 he was transferred to Toronto, where his insurance company lowered the rate of his policy to reflect the greater life expectancy in Canada. How much lower were his monthly premiums in Canada? [ hinT: See the formula in the “Before we go on” discussion after Example 1.]
Life Insurance Exercises 59–64 are based on the following table, which shows the average life expectancies in several countries. 21 Assume that all premiums you calculate are based on end-of-month deposits in a fund yielding 4.8% annual interest compounded monthly to be paid out when a person reaches the life expectancy. [ hinT: See Example 2.] Country Japan Canada U.K. U.S. Mexico China India Life Expectancy: Male 80 80 79 76 73 74 64 Life Expectancy: Female 87 84 83 81 79 77 68 Joaquín Lopez purchased a $750,000 life insurance policy in Mexico when he began work at the age of 22 years. At age 30 he was transferred to Toronto, where his insurance company lowered the rate of his policy to reflect the greater life expectancy in Canada. How much lower were his monthly premiums in Canada? [ hinT: See the formula in the “Before we go on” discussion after Example 1.]
Solution Summary: The author calculates the difference in the monthly premium amount for Joaquin Lopez's if he purchased a 750,000 life insurance policy in Mexico.
Life Insurance Exercises 59–64 are based on the following table, which shows the average life expectancies in several countries.21Assume that all premiums you calculate are based on end-of-month deposits in a fund yielding 4.8% annual interest compounded monthly to be paid out when a person reaches the life expectancy. [hinT: See Example 2.]
Country
Japan
Canada
U.K.
U.S.
Mexico
China
India
Life Expectancy: Male
80
80
79
76
73
74
64
Life Expectancy: Female
87
84
83
81
79
77
68
Joaquín Lopez purchased a $750,000 life insurance policy in Mexico when he began work at the age of 22 years. At age 30 he was transferred to Toronto, where his insurance company lowered the rate of his policy to reflect the greater life expectancy in Canada. How much lower were his monthly premiums in Canada? [hinT: See the formula in the “Before we go on” discussion after Example 1.]
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