UPDATE: PLEASE DO NOT MESSAGE UNLESS YOU ARE A QUALIFIED ACTUARY. THE FIGURES HAVE ALREADY BEEN CALCULATED BY A TOP ACCOUNTANT AND I NEED AN ACTUARY JUST TO SIGN OFF ON IT. THANK YOU. I am looking for a qualified UK-based actuary to provide a quick review and verification of my existing financial loss calculations for a legal compensation claim. The calculations, based on publicly available actuarial tools and standard pension/salary progression data, have already been completed. Your role is simply to: - Review the calculations for accuracy (lost earnings, pension growth, and investment returns). - Confirm that the actuarial assumptions are reasonable and align with UK pension standards. - Provide a short verification statement confirming that the methodology and figures are sound. This will be used in a legal claim against the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), and I need a professional actuary’s confirmation to strengthen the case. Requirements: - Must be UK-based and familiar with UK pension schemes (TPS) and salary progression models. - Qualified actuary (FIA, ASA, FSA, or equivalent). - Experience with pension loss calculations, salary projections, or employment-related claims. - Ability to provide a short, signed written verification statement. Deliverables: - A brief signed verification letter confirming the validity of my calculations. - Optional: Minor refinements or suggested improvements to methodology if needed. Budget & Timeframe: - Budget: £50 (negotiable based on experience). - Estimated Time Commitment: 1-2 hours max (as all the calculations are already done). - Delivery Deadline: Within 3-5 days but I can wait up to a month. I essentially have done it all myself and it's been looked at by an accountant who has confirmed everything is correct based on the TPS annual pension statement I have provided. How to Apply: Please include: 1. Actuarial qualifications/relevant experience if it's not listed on your profile. 2. A brief outline of how you would verify the calculations, how long it would take/cost. 3. Any clarifications needed before proceeding. Thank you and I look forward to hearing from someone who can provide quick verification of the existing calculations.