What is another word for actuarial table?
Pronunciation: [ˌakt͡ʃuːˈe͡əɹɪəl tˈe͡ɪbə͡l] (IPA) 
Actuarial tables are statistical calculations used to predict mortality rates and life expectancy. They are based on population data and can be used by insurance companies and pension funds to estimate risks and premiums. Synonyms for actuarial table include mortality table, life table, morbidity table, and survivorship table. Mortality tables provide death rates for different age groups, while life tables estimate life expectancy based on age and gender. Morbidity tables provide information on illness and disability rates, while survivorship tables project the likelihood of someone reaching a certain age. Regardless of the name, actuarial tables are essential tools for making informed decisions about long-term financial planning and risk management.
