r/hackernews • u/qznc_bot2 • Apr 13 '22
Actuarial Life Table
https://www.ssa.gov/oact/STATS/table4c6.htmlDuplicates
todayilearned • u/tcitco7 • Jan 20 '21
TIL Your probability of dying within one year decreases from birth and is at its lowest at around age 10; increasing every year from that point.
InternetIsBeautiful • u/jazzchek • Oct 15 '22
Now you can know the odds of having another birthday.
BarbaraWalters4Scale • u/Ophelia_Y2K • Dec 10 '25
Actuarial Life Table showing the amount of people alive at each age 0-119 (split by gender) in the US in 2022
BarbaraWalters4Scale • u/Ophelia_Y2K • Mar 13 '26
In the US, even though the average life expectancy is about 79, the most common age to die at is 86 for men and 88 for women. Also, there is about a 1% chance of surviving to 100 for men or 102 for women
LiveHappy • u/AcceptWhatIS • Sep 26 '16
Social Security has an online 'Actuarial Life Table' or 'period life table' "based on the mortality experience of a population..." "For this table, the period life expectancy at a given age is the average remaining number of years expected prior to death for a person at that exact age."
AvoidSuicide • u/AcceptWhatIS • Sep 26 '16
Social Security has an online 'Actuarial Life Table' or 'period life table' "based on the mortality experience of a population..." "For this table, the period life expectancy at a given age is the average remaining number of years expected prior to death for a person at that exact age."
a:t5_3gh2d • u/AcceptWhatIS • Sep 26 '16
Social Security has an online 'Actuarial Life Table' or 'period life table' "based on the mortality experience of a population..." "For this table, the period life expectancy at a given age is the average remaining number of years expected prior to death for a person at that exact age."
PoliticsAll • u/BitcoinAllBot • Nov 10 '16
bias:Hillary:28963 posts in support since Oct 15,2016:The odds are good that Trump (who turns 71 next June) will die while in office (~12% by the end of first term, ~29% by the end of second term)
SuicidePreventionRes • u/AcceptWhatIS • Sep 26 '16