Joe Neary

FSA, MAAA

Actuary

Minneapolis, MN, US

Joe Neary is an actuary with the Minneapolis office of Milliman. He joined the firm in 2016.

Experience

Prior to joining Milliman in June 2016, Joe graduated from the University of Minnesota where he majored in Mathematics and minored in Statistics and Economics.

Since joining Milliman, Joe's primary area of concentration has been long-term care insurance. He has assisted clients with in-force management, including state insurance department rate filings (both pre- and post-rate stability regulation), financial projections, experience analyses, and compliance issues. Joe's experience comprises both individual and group blocks of business.

Publications and Presentations

Articles: 2024. "Impacts and considerations of statistical bias in LTC due to benefit reductions." Article published in Society of Actuaries LTC Section Newsletter, August 2024. 2022. "Coinsurance for Long-term Care: Another viable benefit reduction option for rate increases?" Article published in Society of Actuaries LTC Section Newsletter, June 2022.

Professional Designations

Fellow, Society of Actuaries
Member, American Academy of Actuaries

Education

BS, Mathematics with Actuarial Science Specialization, University of Minnesota

Publications

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Article

Long-Term Care Focus: Q3 2024

11 September 2024 - by Juliet Spector, Annie Gunnlaugsson, Robert Eaton, Mike Bergerson, Joe Neary, Evan Pollock, Courtney Williamson, Randy Beams, Susan Knutson

In our third quarter 2024 Long-Term Care (LTC) Focus newsletter, we showcase some of the projects that Milliman LTC consultants are working on now.

Article

Impacts and considerations of statistical bias in LTC due to benefit reductions

31 August 2024 - by Jeff Anderson, Joe Neary, Courtney Williamson

When developing assumptions and analyzing experience on blocks of long-term care insurance business, actuaries to consider the impact of benefit reductions.

Article

Coinsurance for Long-term Care: Another viable benefit reduction option for rate increases?

16 June 2022 - by Joe Neary, Courtney Williamson

As an LTC benefit reduction option, coinsurance could allow for maximum coverage, reduce the impact of a rate increase and lower liability for the insurer.