NOTICES
PUBLIC SCHOOL EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT BOARD
Actuarial Tables and Computational Procedures
[31 Pa.B. 1930] The act of December 20, 1995 (P. L. 689, No. 77) (Act 1995-77), amended subsections 8502(h) and (j) of the Public School Employees' Retirement Code (24 Pa.C.S. §§ 8101--8535) to require the Public School Employees' Retirement Board (Board) to publish in the Pennsylvania Bulletin the actuarial tables and computational procedures used by the Public School Employees' Retirement System (PSERS) in calculating annuities and other benefits. The Board adopted the following actuarial tables at its December 14, 2000, meeting. Accordingly, these actuarial tables and computational procedures are being published as required by Act 1995-77.
DALE H. EVERHART
Executive DirectorThe following material provides general information, examples and actuarial tables for computing an estimated retirement benefit from PSERS.
General Information A key component in the computation of a PSERS' retirement benefit is the final average salary PSERS' retirement code defines final average salary as the highest compensation received as an active member for any three nonoverlapping periods of 12 consecutive months. Compensation for part-time service is annualized on the basis of the fractional portion of the school year for which credit is received. This period is frequently the most recent 3 year period.
Years of credited service are the number of years of school or creditable nonschool service for which eligible contributions have been made or for which salary deductions or other payment arrangements have been made.
Accumulated deductions are the total of a member's contributions (including contributions for purchase of service) and interest.
Actuarial tables which provide the factors to compute certain retirement benefits follow. It should be noted that gender distinctions are shown on various tables because certain retirement benefits are computed differently for males and females for credited service before July 1, 1983. The factors were determined actuarially based on the life expectancies for both males and females. The portion of the benefit for credited service earned prior to July 1, 1983 is computed using gender-distinct factors for males and females. The portion of the benefit for credited service on or after July 1, 1983, is computed using gender-neutral factors (both males and females use the more favorable factor which is most often the female factor).
Retirement Benefit Calculation Examples The following data will be used for all option calculations, unless otherwise noted.
Final Average Salary -- $30,000
Years of Credited Service -- 30 years
Member Sex and Age -- Female, age 60 Beneficiary Sex and Age -- Male, age 60 Accumulated Deductions -- 38,000
Maximum Option The Maximum Option is a single life annuity and will provide the highest monthly amount to the member. If you die and have not received in retirement benefits your accumulated deductions, the total value protected remaining will be paid in a lump sum to your designated beneficiary.
Formula: Final Average Salary X 2% X Years of Credited Service = Maximum Single Life Annuity Accumulated Deductions = Total Value Protected Example: $30,000 X .02 X 30 = $18,000 ($1,500 monthly) Total Value Protected = $38,000
Option 1 Option 1 provides a reduced lifetime annuity to the member with a guaranteed total payment equal to the present value of the maximum option single life annuity. If at the time of your death you have not received in retirement benefits an amount equal to the total value protected, the unpaid balance will be paid to your designated beneficiary.
Formula: Final Average Salary X 2% X Years of Credited Service X Reducing Factor for Option 1* = Option 1 Annual Benefit Maximum Single Life
AnnuityX Present Value of $1 Annuity** = Total Value Protected Example: $30,000 X .02 X 30 X .9548* = $17,186 ($1,432 monthly) $18,000 X 15.690** = $282,420 * From Table 2
** From Table 1
Note: To compute the retirement benefit for male members selecting Option 1, a combination of Male Tables (for years of credited service prior to 7/1/83) and Female Tables (for years of credited service on or after 7/1/83 will be used. To compute the retirement benefit for female members, Female Tables will be used for all years of credited service.
Option 2 Option 2 is a joint and 100% survivor annuity with a reduced monthly benefit payable during the lifetime of the member. After the member's death, the same amount is payable for the designed beneficiary's lifetime. Under this Option there is no Total Value Protected.
Formula: Final Average Salary X 2% X Years of Credited Service X Reducing Factor for Option 2* = Option 2 Annual Member Benefit Option 2 Annual Member Benefit X 100% = Option 2 Annual
Beneficiary BenefitExample: $30,000 X .02 X 30 X .9139* = $16,450 to Member ($1,371 monthly) $15,445 X 100% = $15,445 to Beneficiary ($1,371 monthly) *From Table 8
Note: To compute a retirement benefit under Option 2, the appropriate ages and gender-based factor from Tables 5, 6, 7 and 8 based upon the specific genders of the member and beneficiary are used for credited service earned before 7/1/83. To compute the portion of the retirement benefit for credited service on or after 7/1/83, the appropriate ages and the higher factor from Tables 5, 6, 7 and 8 are used (most often the female with a male beneficiary factor).
Option 3 Option 3 is a joint and 50%survivor annuity with a reduced amount payable during the lifetime of the member. After the member's death, one-half of the annuity is payable for the designated beneficiary's lifetime. Under this Option there is no Total Value Protected.
Formula: Fnal Average Salary X 2% X Years of Credited Service X Reducing Factor for Option 3* = Option 3 Annual Member Benefit Option 3 Annual Member Benefit X 50% = Option 3 Annual Beneficiary Benefit Example: $30,000 X .02 X 30 X .9550* = $17,190 to Member ($1,432 monthly) $17,190 X 50% = $8,595 to Beneficiary ($716 monthly) *From Table 12
Note: To compute a retirement benefit under Option 3, the appropriate ages and gender-based factor from Tables 9, 10, 11 and 12 based upon the specific genders of the member and beneficiary are used for credited service earned before 7/1/83. To compute the portion of the retirement benefit for credited service on or after 7/1/83, the appropriate ages and the higher factor from Tables 9, 10, 11 and 12 are used (most often the female with a male beneficiary factor).
Special Option Special Option provides for some other payment plan that may better fit your needs. This option is subject to the approval of the Retirement Board and all computations are made by the consulting actuary
Example:
* Member receives reduced benefit.
* Beneficiary receives 75% of member's reduced benefit.
* All computations will be made by the actuary.
Option 4 A portion of the benefit, limited to an amount equal to the member's accumulated deductions, may be withdrawn as a lump sum. The present value of the maximum single life annuity less the portion withdrawn will be paid in the form of a single life annuity, an annuity with a guaranteed total payment, or a joint and survivor annuity.
Formula: Final Average Salary X 2% X Years of Credited Service = Maximum Single Life Annuity (MSLA) Lump Sum Payment at Retirement ÷ Present Value of $1 Annuity = Reduction in Annuity Maximum Single Life Annuity - Reduction in Annuity = Reduced Single Life
Annuity (RSLA)Reduced Single Life
AnnuityX Reducing Factor for Option 1 = Option 1 Benefit Reduced Single Life
AnnuityX Reducing Factor for Option 2 = Option 2 Member and Beneficiary Benefit Reduced Single Life
AnnuityX Reducing Factor for Option 3 = Option 3 Member
Benefit (50% to Beneficiary)Example: $30,000 X .02 X 30 = $18,000 (MSLA) $38,000 ÷ 15.690* = $2,422 $18,000 - $2,422 = 15,578 (RSLA) ($1,298 monthly) $15,271 X .9548** = $14,874 (Option 1) ($1,239 monthly) $15,271 X .9139*** = $14,237 (Option 2) ($1,186 monthly, $1,186 monthly to beneficiary) $15,271 X .9550**** = 14,877 (Option 3) ($1,240 monthly, $620 monthly to beneficiary) * From Table 1 (Gender-distinct factors used to calculate the reduction in annuity due to partial lump sum withdrawal of pre July 1, 1983 accumulated deductions. The higher, gender-neutral (usually female) factors are used to calculate the reduction in benefit due to partial lump sum withdrawal of post July 1, 1983 accumulated deductions).
** From Table 2
*** From Table 8
**** From Table 12
Vested Benefits If you leave service anytime after completing 10 years of credited service and before you become eligible for normal retirement benefits, and do not wish to retire at that time, it will be necessary for you to complete an application to vest. Once your application is received by the Retirement System you are then automatically covered by the death benefit provisions. Approximately one year after the receipt of your application, the Retirement System will notify you of the accumulated deductions credited to your account, the total number of years of service, and maximum single life annuity available to you when you reach retirement age. As a vestee, normal retirement age is:
* when you reach age 62 if you have fewer than 30 years of credited service, or
* when you reach age 60 if you have 30 or more years of credited service.
Approximately 90 days prior to your eligibility for a monthly benefit as a vestee, you should contact PSERS and request an estimate under all the various options available and the necessary application for you to complete. This application must be returned to the Retirement System no later than 90 days after your eligibility date. As a vestee, it will be necessary for you to keep your mailing address current.
Formula:
* Same as prior illustrations under Options Maximum, 1, 2, 3 and 4
Example:
* See prior illustrations.
Early Retirement
(Withdrawal Allowance) After 10 years of credited service, you may apply for an early (withdrawal) retirement benefit. This benefit will be based on your age to the nearest year and month when you apply, the number of years of service, and actuarial reduction factor applicable to your age.
Formula: Final Average Salary X 2% X Years of Credited Service X Early Retirement Factor (From Table 3 or 4) = Annual Reduced Early Retirement Benefit Example: Male, age 49 with 10 years of service (earned after 7/1/83) and normal retirement age of 62. $30,000 X .02 X 10 X .478405* = $2,870 ($239 monthly) * From Table 4 (higher of the factors from Table 3 and 4 for post 7/1/83 service)
(Note) Retirements that are eligible for 30 and Out Windows (when available) are not subject to the early retirement reduction.
Early Retirement
(3% Formula) Minimum Requirement--25 years of service and 55 years of age
If you have attained age 55 and have 25 or more years of credited service, you may retire with an annuity reduced by a percentage. The percentage is determined by multiplying the number of months between the effective date of retirement and the date on which you would be eligible for a normal retirement by 1/4% (3% per year).
Formula: 3% X Number of Years Below Normal Retirement Age = Early Retirement Reduction 100% - Early Retirement Reduction = Early Retirement Factor Final Average Salary X 2% X Years of Credited Service X Early Retirement Factor = Early Retirement Annual Benefit Examples: A. Member age 55 with 25 years of service. Normal Retirement Age 60 (5 year reduction). 3% X 5 years = 15% Reduction 100% - 15% = 85% Early Retirement Factor $30,000 X .02 X 25 X 85% = $12,750 ($1,062 monthly) B. Member age 57 with 27 years of service. Normal Retirement Age 60 (3 year reduction). 3% X 3 years = 9% Reduction 100% - 9% = 91% Early Retirement Factor $30,000 X .02 X 27 X 91% = $14,742 ($1,228 monthly) C. Member age 56 with 33 years of service. Normal Retirement Age 58 (with 35 years of service) (2 year reduction). 3% X 2 years = 6% Reduction 100% - 6% = 94% Early Retirement Factor $30,000 X .02 X 33 X 94% = $18,612 ($1,551 monthly) D. Member age 55 with 29 years of service. Normal Retirement Age 60 (5 year reduction). 3% X 5 years = 15% Reduction 100% - 15% = 85% Early Retirement Factor $30,000 X .02 X 29 X 85% = $14,790 ($1,232 monthly) E. Member age 61 with 27 years of service. Normal Retirement Age 62 (1 year reduction). 3% X 1 year = 3% Reduction 100% - 3% = 97% Early Retirement Factor $30,000 X .02 X 27 X 97% = $15,714 ($1,309 monthly)
ACTUARIAL TABLES
(Adopted December 14, 2000) * Table 1
Present Value of $1 Annuity is an actuarial factor used to determine the amount of reserve needed to fund the member's retirement benefit.
* Table 2
Service Option 1 Reducing Factors are used to reduce the member's monthly benefit in order to provide a higher death benefit.
* Tables 3 and 4
Early Retirement Factors--Men and Women are used to reduce the monthly benefit because normal retirement qualifications are not met.
* Table 5-8
Factors for Obtaining Annuities and Pensions Under Option 2 are used to determine the reduction to be able to provide a lifetime benefit for both the member and the beneficiary. Factors consider both the member's age and sex and the beneficiary's age and sex. Option 2 guarantees the beneficiary the same monthly benefit for life after the member's death.
* Tables 9-12
Factors For Obtaining Annuities and Pensions Under Option 3 are used to determine the reduction to be able to provide a lifetime benefit for both the member and the beneficiary. Factors consider both the member's age and sex and the beneficiary's age and sex. Option 3 guarantees the beneficiary an amount equal to 50% of the member's monthly benefit for life after the member's death.
Table 1
Present Value of $1 Annuity
Age Men Women Age Men Women Age Men Women 51 16.758 18.336 81 6.195 7.999 22 22.378 23.045 52 16.452 18.078 82 5.912 7.640 23 22.270 22.951 53 16.137 17.812 83 5.643 7.288 24 22.156 22.853 54 15.813 17.538 84 5.388 6.943 25 22.038 22.752 55 15.481 17.254 85 5.147 6.606 26 21.915 22.646 56 15.141 16.961 86 4.918 6.280 27 21.787 22.536 57 14.793 16.658 87 4.700 5.964 28 21.653 22.422 58 14.438 16.345 88 4.490 5.661 29 21.513 22.303 59 14.078 16.023 89 4.287 5.370 30 21.367 22.180 60 13.713 15.690 90 4.090 5.092 31 21.216 22.053 61 13.343 15.348 91 3.896 4.825 32 21.059 21.921 62 12.970 14.998 92 3.706 4.568 33 20.896 21.785 63 12.594 14.640 93 3.519 4.321 34 20.727 21.644 64 12.217 14.277 94 3.334 4.081 35 20.551 21.498 65 11.839 13.909 95 3.150 3.850 36 20.369 21.348 66 11.461 13.538 96 2.968 3.625 37 20.181 21.192 67 11.083 13.166 97 2.787 3.406 38 19.985 21.030 68 10.707 12.794 98 2.608 3.194 39 19.783 20.863 69 10.332 12.423 99 2.431 2.986 40 19.574 20.689 70 9.959 12.053 100 2.257 2.783 41 19.357 20.509 71 9.588 11.684 101 2.086 2.585 42 19.133 20.322 72 9.220 11.316 102 1.920 2.390 43 18.901 20.129 73 8.855 10.948 103 1.760 2.199 44 18.661 19.929 74 8.495 10.579 104 1.607 2.014 45 18.414 19.722 75 8.140 10.210 105 1.462 1.834 46 18.158 19.509 76 7.792 9.840 106 1.325 1.662 47 17.895 19.289 77 7.452 9.469 107 1.197 1.498 48 17.624 19.062 78 7.121 9.099 108 1.078 1.344 49 17.344 18.828 79 6.800 8.729 109 0.969 1.201 50 17.055 18.586 80 6.491 8.362 110 0.870 1.070
Table 2
Service Option 1 Reducing Factors
Age Men Women Age Men Women Age Men Women 51 0.9667 0.9808 81 0.7037 0.7844 22 0.9940 0.9978 52 0.9635 0.9792 82 0.6916 0.7720 23 0.9940 0.9977 53 0.9599 0.9773 83 0.6791 0.7598 24 0.9939 0.9975 54 0.9559 0.9752 84 0.6672 0.7466 25 0.9938 0.9973 55 0.9514 0.9728 85 0.6565 0.7330 26 0.9937 0.9971 56 0.9465 0.9700 86 0.6470 0.7201 27 0.9936 0.9969 57 0.9413 0.9669 87 0.6375 0.7072 28 0.9934 0.9966 58 0.9356 0.9633 88 0.6280 0.6936 29 0.9932 0.9963 59 0.9295 0.9593 89 0.6193 0.6809 30 0.9928 0.9960 60 0.9230 0.9548 90 0.6117 0.6695 31 0.9925 0.9957 61 0.9162 0.9498 91 0.6042 0.6574 32 0.9921 0.9953 62 0.9088 0.9443 92 0.5951 0.6453 33 0.9916 0.9949 63 0.9011 0.9383 93 0.5867 0.6343 34 0.9912 0.9946 64 0.8932 0.9320 94 0.5793 0.6246 35 0.9906 0.9942 65 0.8850 0.9252 95 0.5730 0.6129 36 0.9900 0.9938 66 0.8762 0.9181 96 0.5625 0.6016 37 0.9893 0.9933 67 0.8672 0.9110 97 0.5529 0.5916 38 0.9885 0.9928 68 0.8582 0.9035 98 0.5444 0.5833 39 0.9877 0.9923 69 0.8483 0.8960 99 0.5380 0.5707 40 0.9868 0.9918 70 0.8382 0.8886 100 0.5251 0.5596 41 0.9858 0.9911 71 0.8281 0.8808 101 0.5128 0.5507 42 0.9847 0.9904 72 0.8170 0.8729 102 0.5029 0.5410 43 0.9834 0.9897 73 0.8055 0.8650 103 0.4970 0.5265 44 0.9819 0.9888 74 0.7939 0.8567 104 0.4821 0.5146 45 0.9804 0.9879 75 0.7819 0.8478 105 0.4678 0.5062 46 0.9787 0.9870 76 0.7690 0.8387 106 0.4580 0.4930 47 0.9767 0.9860 77 0.7561 0.8291 107 0.4557 0.4760 48 0.9746 0.9849 78 0.7435 0.8185 108 0.4466 0.4644 49 0.9723 0.9837 79 0.7300 0.8076 109 0.4305 0.4623 50 0.9696 0.9823 80 0.7165 0.7968 110 0.4223 0.4492
Table 3
Early Retirement Factors--Men
Normal Retirement Age
Age at Retirement 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 25 0.290295 0.274264 0.258899 0.244175 0.230074 0.216578 0.203671 0.191340 0.179573 0.168357 0.157678 0.147526 0.137885 26 0.303604 0.286839 0.270768 0.255370 0.240622 0.226507 0.213008 0.200113 0.187806 0.176075 0.164908 0.154289 0.144206 27 0.317611 0.300072 0.283260 0.267152 0.251724 0.236957 0.222836 0.209345 0.196470 0.184199 0.172516 0.161407 0.150859 28 0.332360 0.314007 0.296414 0.279558 0.263413 0.247961 0.233184 0.219066 0.205594 0.192752 0.180527 0.168903 0.157865 29 0.347898 0.328687 0.310272 0.292627 0.275728 0.259553 0.244085 0.229308 0.215206 0.201764 0.188967 0.176799 0.165245 30 0.364276 0.344160 0.324878 0.306403 0.288708 0.271772 0.255576 0.240103 0.225337 0.211262 0.197862 0.185122 0.173024 31 0.381547 0.360477 0.340281 0.320930 0.302396 0.284657 0.267693 0.251486 0.236020 0.221278 0.207243 0.193899 0.181227 32 0.399769 0.377693 0.356532 0.336257 0.316838 0.298252 0.280478 0.263497 0.247292 0.231846 0.217141 0.203159 0.189883 33 0.419005 0.395867 0.373688 0.352437 0.332084 0.312603 0.293974 0.276176 0.259192 0.243002 0.227590 0.212935 0.199020 34 0.439324 0.415064 0.391810 0.369528 0.348188 0.327762 0.308229 0.289569 0.271761 0.254786 0.238626 0.223261 0.208671 35 0.460800 0.435354 0.410963 0.387592 0.365208 0.343784 0.323297 0.303724 0.285045 0.267241 0.250291 0.234175 0.218871 36 0.483514 0.456813 0.431220 0.406697 0.383210 0.360730 0.339233 0.318695 0.299096 0.280414 0.262629 0.245718 0.229660 37 0.507554 0.479526 0.452660 0.426918 0.402263 0.378666 0.356099 0.334541 0.313967 0.294356 0.275686 0.257935 0.241079 38 0.533016 0.503582 0.475368 0.448335 0.422443 0.397662 0.373964 0.351323 0.329717 0.309123 0.289516 0.270874 0.253173 39 0.560006 0.529081 0.499439 0.471037 0.443834 0.417798 0.392900 0.369113 0.346413 0.324776 0.304176 0.284590 0.265992 40 0.588639 0.556133 0.524975 0.495121 0.466527 0.439160 0.412988 0.387985 0.364125 0.341381 0.319729 0.299142 0.279592 41 0.619040 0.584855 0.552088 0.520692 0.490622 0.461841 0.434318 0.408024 0.382931 0.359012 0.336242 0.314591 0.294032 42 0.651347 0.615378 0.580901 0.547866 0.516227 0.485944 0.456984 0.429318 0.402915 0.377749 0.353790 0.331009 0.309377 43 0.685709 0.647843 0.611547 0.576769 0.543461 0.511580 0.481093 0.451967 0.424172 0.397677 0.372454 0.348472 0.325699 44 0.722293 0.682406 0.644174 0.607541 0.572455 0.538874 0.506760 0.476080 0.446802 0.418894 0.392325 0.367063 0.343075 45 0.761276 0.719237 0.678941 0.640331 0.603352 0.567958 0.534111 0.501775 0.470916 0.441502 0.413500 0.386874 0.361592 46 0.802859 0.758524 0.716027 0.675307 0.636308 0.598981 0.563285 0.529183 0.496639 0.465618 0.436086 0.408007 0.381343 47 0.847262 0.800474 0.755627 0.712656 0.671500 0.632108 0.594438 0.558450 0.524106 0.491370 0.460204 0.430572 0.402434 48 0.894731 0.845322 0.797962 0.752583 0.709122 0.667523 0.627742 0.589738 0.553470 0.518900 0.485988 0.454695 0.424980 49 0.945541 0.893326 0.843277 0.795321 0.749391 0.705430 0.663391 0.623228 0.584900 0.548367 0.513586 0.480516 0.449114 50 0.944778 0.891846 0.841128 0.792553 0.746060 0.701599 0.659123 0.618588 0.579950 0.543166 0.508192 0.474981 51 0.943974 0.890291 0.838877 0.789667 0.742607 0.697649 0.654744 0.613848 0.574914 0.537896 0.502744 52 0.943131 0.888665 0.836534 0.786681 0.739055 0.693604 0.650281 0.609036 0.569820 0.532582 53 0.942249 0.886975 0.834116 0.783618 0.735426 0.689491 0.645759 0.604179 0.564695 54 0.941338 0.885239 0.831645 0.780500 0.731750 0.685338 0.641209 0.599305 55 0.940405 0.883472 0.829139 0.777350 0.728046 0.681167 0.636652 56 0.939458 0.881683 0.826612 0.774183 0.724334 0.676998 57 0.938501 0.879881 0.824074 0.771012 0.720626 58 0.937539 0.878074 0.821535 0.767847 59 0.936574 0.876268 0.819003 60 0.935609 0.874467 61 0.934649
Table 4
Early Retirement Factors--Women
Normal Retirement Age
Age at Retirement 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 25 0.306429 0.290685 0.275577 0.261080 0.247168 0.233818 0.221007 0.208712 0.196915 0.185602 0.174758 0.164375 0.154446 26 0.320175 0.303725 0.287939 0.272791 0.258256 0.244307 0.230921 0.218074 0.205749 0.193927 0.182597 0.171749 0.161374 27 0.334607 0.317416 0.300918 0.285088 0.269897 0.255320 0.241330 0.227905 0.215023 0.202669 0.190828 0.179491 0.168648 28 0.349766 0.331795 0.314550 0.298003 0.282124 0.266886 0.252263 0.238229 0.224764 0.211850 0.199473 0.187622 0.176288 29 0.365692 0.346903 0.328873 0.311572 0.294970 0.279038 0.263749 0.249076 0.234998 0.221497 0.208556 0.196165 0.184315 30 0.382429 0.362781 0.343925 0.325832 0.308471 0.291810 0.275821 0.260477 0.245754 0.231634 0.218101 0.205143 0.192751 31 0.400025 0.379472 0.359749 0.340824 0.322663 0.305236 0.288511 0.272461 0.257061 0.242292 0.228136 0.214582 0.201620 32 0.418527 0.397024 0.376389 0.356588 0.337588 0.319354 0.301856 0.285063 0.268951 0.253499 0.238688 0.224507 0.210945 33 0.437989 0.415486 0.393891 0.373170 0.353286 0.334204 0.315892 0.298319 0.281458 0.265286 0.249787 0.234947 0.220754 34 0.458470 0.434914 0.412310 0.390620 0.369806 0.349832 0.330664 0.312269 0.294619 0.277692 0.261468 0.245933 0.231077 35 0.480035 0.455372 0.431704 0.408994 0.387201 0.366288 0.346218 0.326957 0.308477 0.290754 0.273767 0.257501 0.241946 36 0.502757 0.476926 0.452138 0.428353 0.405528 0.383625 0.362605 0.342433 0.323079 0.304516 0.286725 0.269690 0.253399 37 0.526714 0.499653 0.473683 0.448764 0.424852 0.401906 0.379884 0.358751 0.338474 0.319027 0.300388 0.282541 0.265474 38 0.551993 0.523632 0.496417 0.470302 0.445242 0.421194 0.398116 0.375968 0.354718 0.334338 0.314804 0.296101 0.278214 39 0.578686 0.548954 0.520422 0.493044 0.466773 0.441562 0.417368 0.394149 0.371871 0.350506 0.330028 0.310420 0.291668 40 0.606892 0.575711 0.545789 0.517076 0.489524 0.463085 0.437711 0.413361 0.389997 0.367590 0.346114 0.325550 0.305885 41 0.636716 0.604003 0.572610 0.542487 0.513581 0.485842 0.459221 0.433674 0.409163 0.385654 0.363123 0.341548 0.320916 42 0.668269 0.633935 0.600986 0.569370 0.539032 0.509918 0.481978 0.455165 0.429439 0.404766 0.381118 0.358474 0.336820 43 0.701672 0.665621 0.631026 0.597830 0.565975 0.535406 0.506069 0.477916 0.450904 0.424997 0.400167 0.376392 0.353655 44 0.737053 0.699184 0.662844 0.627974 0.594513 0.562403 0.531587 0.502015 0.473640 0.446427 0.420345 0.395371 0.371488 45 0.774555 0.734759 0.696571 0.659926 0.624763 0.591019 0.558635 0.527558 0.497740 0.469142 0.441733 0.415488 0.390390 46 0.814335 0.772496 0.732345 0.693819 0.656850 0.621372 0.587326 0.554652 0.523303 0.493236 0.464419 0.436827 0.410440 47 0.856568 0.812559 0.770326 0.729802 0.690915 0.653598 0.617786 0.583418 0.550442 0.518817 0.488505 0.459482 0.431726 48 0.901447 0.855132 0.810687 0.768039 0.727115 0.687842 0.650154 0.613985 0.579282 0.545999 0.514100 0.483555 0.454346 49 0.949181 0.900413 0.853615 0.808709 0.765618 0.724266 0.684581 0.646497 0.609957 0.574912 0.541323 0.509161 0.478404 50 0.948621 0.899317 0.852007 0.806609 0.763043 0.721233 0.681110 0.642614 0.605692 0.570305 0.536421 0.504018 51 0.948025 0.898152 0.850295 0.804370 0.760296 0.718000 0.677418 0.638497 0.601193 0.565475 0.531316 52 0.947393 0.896912 0.848469 0.801979 0.757364 0.714557 0.673502 0.634153 0.596476 0.560445 53 0.946716 0.895582 0.846511 0.799419 0.754235 0.710900 0.669367 0.629597 0.591565 54 0.945988 0.894155 0.844412 0.796685 0.750912 0.707040 0.665033 0.624861 55 0.945207 0.892624 0.842172 0.793785 0.747409 0.703003 0.660537 56 0.944369 0.890992 0.839800 0.790736 0.743755 0.698828 57 0.943479 0.889271 0.837316 0.787569 0.739994 58 0.942544 0.887477 0.834749 0.784325 59 0.941575 0.885633 0.832135 60 0.940586 0.883769 61 0.939593
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