PVJLGATT2003 calculates the present value of a joint life annuity based on assumptions for interest and the
values for the following parameters:
·
MortalityTable = 417(e)(3) Applicable Mortality Table (Rev
Rul 2001-62); this
is the lump sum table for 2003 through 2008 = “GATT2003” = “LS2003”
·
Frequency = 12 (monthly)
·
COLA = 0 (no COLA)
·
CalculationMethod = 0 (interpolation on whole ages)
·
NoPreRetMort = 0 (use pre-retirement
mortality)
·
StopAge = 0 (continue to end of table)
·
AnnTiming = 0 (beginning of period)
·
YrsCertOption = 0 (interpolation on whole
years)
Syntax
PVJLGATT2003 (AnnuityCode, Percentage,
CurrentAgeX, CurrentAgeY, CommencementAge, InterestRate)
Parameter Name |
Description |
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AnnuityCode |
Type of joint life annuity to evaluate:
For a pop-up annuity, 𝐵 is calculated as follows: |
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Percentage |
The joint
percentage payable to the survivor according to the AnnuityCode. May be
either a percent or a number, e.g. 50% or .5. Note: A value
that is 10 or greater (i.e. 1000%) will be divided by 100, e.g. if you enter
10 it will be treated as 10%; if you enter 50 it will be treated as 50%. |
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CurrentAgeX |
Current age of the primary annuitant 𝑥 (i.e. the age at the valuation date).
May be provided as an integer, or as a fractional amount (e.g. years &
months). |
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CurrentAgeY |
Current age of the secondary annuitant 𝑦
(i.e. the age at the valuation date). May be provided as an integer, or as a
fractional amount (e.g. years & months). |
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CommencementAge |
Age of primary annuitant 𝑥 at benefit commencement. ·
If CommencementAge >
CurrentAgeX then it will be valued as a deferred annuity. ·
If CommencementAge
is missing or zero, then CommencementAge is assumed to be = CurrentAgeX
and it will be valued as an immediate annuity |
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InterestRate |
The interest rate(s) to discount future
payments to calculate the present value. May be a number, a percentage, a
text string, a named range, or reference to a range. ·
Rates
can be defined using these interest
definitions. ·
Note:
A value that is greater than 25% (i.e. 0.25) will be divided by 100; e.g.
if you enter 2.75 it will be treated as .0275 or 2.75%. |
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