Short-Range Actuarial Projections
of the Old-Age, Survivors, and
Disability Insurance Program, 2005

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ACTUARIAL STUDY NO. 119
by Chris Motsiopoulos
and Richard B. Tucker

III.D10.—DI Average Monthly Benefit to Disabled Children of Disabled Workers
In Force, Awarded, Terminated, and In Current-Payment Status
(Calendar years 1980-2004, and calendar quarters 2005-14)
[Numbers in thousands]
Calendar
period
Benefit
increase
(percent)
In force
beginning of period
Awards
during period
Terminations during period
In force
end of period
Current-payment status
end of period
Number
Average
benefit
Number
Average
benefit
Number
Ratio to
average
benefit
in force
beginning
of period
Average
benefit
Number
Average
benefit
Ratio to
average
benefit
in force
end of period
Average
benefit
1980
14.3
32.9
$117.28
6.2
$129.16
5.5
0.8929
$119.69
33.6
$135.57
1.0034
$136.03
1981
11.2
33.6
135.57
5.5
136.81
5.0
.9676
145.87
34.1
149.21
1.0181
151.91
1982
7.4
34.1
149.21
4.2
147.41
6.3
.9828
157.49
32.0
159.41
1.0282
163.90
1983
3.5
32.0
159.41
5.2
151.26
4.5
.9028
148.95
32.7
165.01
1.0422
171.98
1984
3.5
32.7
165.01
5.6
159.18
4.1
.9902
169.11
34.3
169.08
1.0562
178.59
1985
3.1
34.3
169.08
6.7
162.90
4.1
1.0225
178.25
36.8
172.08
1.0679
183.77
1986
1.3
36.8
172.08
6.9
165.66
4.2
1.0885
189.74
39.6
171.41
1.0894
186.73
1987
4.2
39.6
171.41
6.7
163.52
4.9
1.0059
179.66
41.3
176.52
1.1089
195.74
1988
4.0
41.3
176.52
6.6
162.34
5.3
.8995
165.13
42.7
182.71
1.1218
204.96
1989
4.7
42.7
182.71
6.3
180.75
5.1
.8854
169.38
43.8
192.51
1.1334
218.20
1990
5.4
43.8
192.51
6.6
190.51
5.2
.9091
184.47
45.2
203.45
1.1373
231.38
1991
3.7
45.2
203.45
7.5
198.66
5.4
.9329
196.81
47.3
210.74
1.1429
240.86
1992
3.0
47.3
210.74
9.5
198.19
5.1
.9743
211.47
51.7
214.21
1.1522
246.82
1993
2.6
51.7
214.21
10.2
202.30
5.5
.9522
209.27
56.5
217.75
1.1634
253.34
1994
2.8
56.5
217.75
9.7
211.54
5.8
.9190
205.71
60.4
223.74
1.1686
261.47
1995
2.6
60.4
223.74
9.7
218.92
6.3
.9055
207.87
63.9
230.20
1.1734
270.12
1996
2.9
63.9
230.20
9.3
231.64
6.3
.8648
204.84
66.9
239.25
1.1772
281.65
1997
2.1
66.9
239.25
8.5
240.74
7.4
.8884
217.00
68.0
246.88
1.1835
292.18
1998
1.3
68.0
246.88
9.1
250.58
6.7
.8796
219.99
70.4
253.08
1.1863
300.24
1999
1 2.5
70.4
253.08
9.8
252.50
7.6
.9017
233.90
72.6
261.23
1.1893
310.68
2000
3.5
72.6
261.23
9.6
255.71
8.5
.8649
233.85
73.7
272.82
1.1934
325.58
2001
2.6
73.7
272.82
9.6
275.69
7.9
.8838
247.37
75.5
283.66
1.1981
339.85
2002
1.4
75.5
283.66
11.0
271.35
8.4
.9442
271.58
78.0
289.85
1.2042
349.05
2003
2.1
78.0
289.85
12.3
272.44
7.9
.9175
271.53
82.4
297.48
1.2133
360.92
2004
2.7
82.4
297.48
12.2
271.26
7.8
.9130
278.92
86.8
305.97
1.2293
376.12
2005-I
...
86.8
305.97
3.0
272.33
2.4
.9060
277.21
87.4
305.61
1.2009
367.01
2005-II
...
87.4
305.61
3.0
271.71
2.4
.8740
267.11
87.9
305.53
1.2035
367.70
2005-III
...
87.9
305.53
3.0
271.09
2.5
.8280
252.98
88.5
305.82
1.2052
368.57
2005-IV
2.0
88.5
305.82
2.8
275.88
2.5
.9240
288.24
88.8
311.46
1.1997
373.66
2006-I
...
88.8
311.46
3.0
276.39
2.5
.9060
282.18
89.3
311.11
1.2009
373.61
2006-II
...
89.3
311.11
3.0
276.90
2.5
.8740
271.91
89.8
311.08
1.2035
374.38
2006-III
...
89.8
311.08
3.0
277.41
2.5
.8280
257.57
90.2
311.46
1.2052
375.37
2006-IV
2.2
90.2
311.46
2.8
284.03
2.5
.9240
294.13
90.5
317.94
1.1997
381.44
2007-I
...
90.5
317.94
3.0
284.83
2.5
.9060
288.06
91.0
317.68
1.2009
381.50
2007-II
...
91.0
317.68
3.0
285.62
2.5
.8740
277.65
91.4
317.74
1.2035
382.40
2007-III
...
91.4
317.74
3.0
286.42
2.6
.8280
263.09
91.9
318.24
1.2052
383.54
2007-IV
2.7
91.9
318.24
2.8
294.96
2.6
.9240
302.01
92.1
326.56
1.1997
391.78
2008-I
...
92.1
326.56
3.1
296.08
2.6
.9060
295.87
92.6
326.39
1.2009
391.96
2008-II
...
92.6
326.39
3.1
297.20
2.6
.8740
285.27
93.2
326.56
1.2035
393.01
2008-III
...
93.2
326.56
3.1
298.31
2.6
.8280
270.39
93.7
327.18
1.2052
394.32
2008-IV
2.8
93.7
327.18
2.9
307.81
2.6
.9240
310.80
94.0
336.18
1.1997
403.32
2009-I
...
94.0
336.18
3.3
308.81
2.6
.9060
304.58
94.6
336.12
1.2009
403.64
2009-II
...
94.6
336.12
3.3
309.81
2.6
.8740
293.77
95.2
336.39
1.2035
404.84
2009-III
...
95.2
336.39
3.3
310.82
2.7
.8280
278.53
95.9
337.12
1.2052
406.30
2009-IV
2.8
95.9
337.12
3.1
320.55
2.7
.9240
320.24
96.2
346.48
1.1997
415.68
2010-I
...
96.2
346.48
3.3
322.14
2.7
.9060
313.92
96.8
346.56
1.2009
416.19
2010-II
...
96.8
346.56
3.3
323.72
2.7
.8740
302.90
97.4
347.01
1.2035
417.63
2010-III
...
97.4
347.01
3.3
325.31
2.7
.8280
287.32
98.0
347.94
1.2052
419.34
2010-IV
2.8
98.0
347.94
3.1
336.05
2.7
.9240
330.51
98.3
357.78
1.1997
429.22
2011-I
...
98.3
357.78
3.3
337.68
2.7
.9060
324.15
98.8
358.05
1.2009
429.98
2011-II
...
98.8
358.05
3.3
339.30
2.8
.8740
312.94
99.3
358.69
1.2035
431.68
2011-III
...
99.3
358.69
3.3
340.93
2.8
.8280
296.99
99.8
359.82
1.2052
433.66
2011-IV
2.8
99.8
359.82
3.1
352.15
2.8
.9240
341.80
100.1
370.15
1.1997
444.07
2012-I
...
100.1
370.15
3.3
353.38
2.8
.9060
335.36
100.6
370.57
1.2009
445.02
2012-II
...
100.6
370.57
3.3
354.61
2.8
.8740
323.88
101.1
371.34
1.2035
446.91
2012-III
...
101.1
371.34
3.3
355.85
2.8
.8280
307.47
101.6
372.61
1.2052
449.07
2012-IV
2.8
101.6
372.61
3.1
367.08
2.8
.9240
353.95
101.9
383.39
1.1997
459.95
2013-I
...
101.9
383.39
3.4
368.28
2.8
.9060
347.35
102.4
383.89
1.2009
461.02
2013-II
...
102.4
383.89
3.4
369.47
2.9
.8740
335.52
102.9
384.77
1.2035
463.07
2013-III
...
102.9
384.77
3.4
370.67
2.9
.8280
318.59
103.4
386.15
1.2052
465.39
2013-IV
2.8
103.4
386.15
3.2
382.28
2.9
.9240
366.81
103.7
397.37
1.1997
476.72
2014-I
...
103.7
397.37
3.4
383.46
2.9
.9060
360.02
104.2
397.95
1.2009
477.90
2014-II
...
104.2
397.95
3.4
384.64
2.9
.8740
347.81
104.7
398.91
1.2035
480.09
2014-III
...
104.7
398.91
3.4
385.83
2.9
.8280
330.30
105.2
400.39
1.2052
482.55
2014-IV
2.8
105.2
400.39
3.2
397.85
2.9
.9240
380.34
105.5
412.07
1.1997
494.36

1Benefit increase for 1999 was originally determined as 2.4 percent, but pursuant to Public Law 106-554 is effectively now 2.5 percent.

Sources: See sources at end of table III.D5.

Note: Future estimates based on 2005 Trustees Report intermediate set of assumptions.


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