This magazine always seemed very one…
This magazine always seemed very one sided to me and behind the times. I prefer to learn what's going on in the actuarial profession from reading social media or online forums.
July 25, 2021
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This magazine fails to inform IFoA…
This magazine fails to inform IFoA members of important news that is of considerable interest. For example the race discrimination case IFoA lost to a member. For example changes made by IFoA to the disciplinary cost guidance and the ramifications of it to members. It appears to be just what IFoA want its members to know. This is why members are increasingly getting their information about what's really going on in the profession from social media and reddit.
April 21, 2021
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