Tbl_III_E29.html—Act. Study No.119

III.E29.—Number of OASI Beneficiaries Receiving Both a Retired Worker and Secondary Benefit,
by Type of Secondary Benefit

(By gender, end of calendar years 1980-2014)

[Numbers in thousands]
Year	Retired workers	Total dual entitlements		Dual entitlement by type
		Total dual entitlements		Spouses of retired workers		Widow(er)s of deceased workers		Parents of deceased workers
		Number	Ratio to retired workers	Number	Ratio to total	Number	Ratio to total	Number	Ratio to total
	Male
1980	10,462.8	63.3	0.0060	21.0	0.3322	41.9	0.6618	0.4	0.0060
1985	11,819.9	89.0	.0075	25.1	.2820	63.7	.7157	.2	.0024
1990	12,986.8	103.7	.0080	26.2	.2532	77.3	.7457	.1	.0011
1995	13,918.4	111.5	.0080	25.6	.2299	85.8	.7695	.1	.0006
1996	14,016.6	111.1	.0079	24.8	.2231	86.3	.7763	.1	.0006
1997	14,122.7	111.1	.0079	23.6	.2124	87.5	.7871	.1	.0005
1998	14,206.6	110.3	.0078	22.8	.2067	87.5	.7928	.1	.0005
1999	14,328.2	110.2	.0077	22.2	.2012	87.9	.7984	¹^/	.0004
2000	14,771.4	113.0	.0076	23.3	.2058	89.7	.7938	¹^/	.0004
2001	14,933.9	115.0	.0077	23.9	.2078	91.1	.7919	¹^/	.0004
2002	15,103.3	117.3	.0078	24.5	.2090	92.8	.7907	¹^/	.0003
2003	15,251.1	116.3	.0076	25.1	.2159	91.1	.7837	¹^/	.0003
2004	15,430.1	118.7	.0077	25.4	.2143	93.2	.7854	¹^/	.0003
2005	15,630.5	120.2	.0077	25.8	.2143	94.4	.7854	¹^/	.0003
2006	15,883.5	122.2	.0077	26.2	.2143	96.0	.7854	¹^/	.0003
2007	16,199.0	124.6	.0077	26.7	.2143	97.9	.7854	¹^/	.0003
2008	16,580.6	127.5	.0077	27.3	.2143	100.2	.7854	¹^/	.0003
2009	17,040.2	131.1	.0077	28.1	.2143	103.0	.7854	¹^/	.0002
2010	17,535.2	134.9	.0077	28.9	.2143	105.9	.7854	¹^/	.0002
2011	18,064.2	139.0	.0077	29.8	.2143	109.1	.7855	¹^/	.0002
2012	18,674.6	143.7	.0077	30.8	.2143	112.8	.7855	¹^/	.0002
2013	19,331.6	148.7	.0077	31.9	.2143	116.8	.7855	¹^/	.0002
2014	20,002.3	153.9	.0077	33.0	.2143	120.9	.7855	¹^/	.0002
	Female
1980	9,101.6	2,506.4	.2754	952.1	.3799	1,550.6	.6187	3.6	.0014
1985	10,615.4	3,573.8	.3367	1,505.1	.4211	2,066.3	.5782	2.4	.0007
1990	11,854.3	4,588.9	.3871	2,008.3	.4376	2,579.3	.5621	1.4	.0003
1995	12,760.1	5,358.1	.4199	2,346.5	.4379	3,010.7	.5619	.8	.0002
1996	12,888.5	5,468.2	.4243	2,382.5	.4357	3,085.0	.5642	.7	.0001
1997	13,158.9	5,562.4	.4227	2,409.8	.4332	3,151.9	.5667	.7	.0001
1998	13,310.9	5,642.7	.4239	2,429.1	.4305	3,213.0	.5694	.6	.0001
1999	13,455.3	5,709.3	.4243	2,439.8	.4273	3,268.9	.5726	.6	.0001
2000	13,733.8	5,825.7	.4242	2,504.3	.4299	3,320.9	.5700	.5	.0001
2001	13,908.8	5,891.8	.4236	2,518.6	.4275	3,372.7	.5724	.5	.0001
2002	14,091.4	5,950.6	.4223	2,529.6	.4251	3,420.6	.5748	.5	.0001
2003	14,285.6	5,993.0	.4195	2,537.4	.4234	3,455.1	.5765	.4	.0001
2004	14,521.9	5,943.3	.4093	2,518.5	.4237	3,424.4	.5762	.4	.0001
2005	14,770.4	6,045.0	.4093	2,546.3	.4212	3,498.3	.5787	.4	.0001
2006	15,070.9	6,168.0	.4093	2,580.4	.4184	3,587.2	.5816	.4	.0001
2007	15,418.1	6,310.1	.4093	2,619.6	.4151	3,690.2	.5848	.4	.0001
2008	15,823.5	6,476.0	.4093	2,665.4	.4116	3,810.3	.5884	.4	.0001
2009	16,312.8	6,676.3	.4093	2,721.6	.4077	3,954.3	.5923	.4	.0001
2010	16,838.9	6,891.6	.4093	2,779.8	.4034	4,111.5	.5966	.3	²^/
2011	17,403.0	7,122.5	.4093	2,839.7	.3987	4,282.4	.6013	.3	²^/
2012	18,043.5	7,384.6	.4093	2,906.9	.3936	4,477.3	.6063	.3	²^/
2013	18,731.5	7,666.2	.4093	2,976.1	.3882	4,689.8	.6117	.3	²^/
2014	19,447.3	7,959.1	.4093	3,043.4	.3824	4,915.4	.6176	.3	²^/

¹Fewer than 50.

²Less than 0.00005.

Number of retired workers shown earlier.

Historical number of dual entitlements for spouses, widow(er)s and parents from 1-A Table Current-Payment Supplement. Historical dual entitlements by type are split by sex by applying ratios computed from data in the Annual Statistical Supplement to the Social Security Bulletin. Total dual entitlements is the sum of spouse, widow(er), and parent dual entitlements. Future figures for total dual entitlements computed by applying the corresponding ratio to the number of retired workers.

Historical ratios of number of dual entitlements to number of retired workers are computed by dividing number of dual entitlements by the number of retired workers. Future ratios projected by regression.

Historical ratios of number of dual entitlements by type to total dual entitlements are computed. Future ratios projected for spouses and parents by regression. Future ratios for widow(er)s are computed as 100 percent minus the sum of the ratios for spouses and parents.

Future figures for number of dual entitlements by type are computed by applying the corresponding ratios to the total number of dual entitlements.

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

Short-Range Actuarial Projections of the Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance Program, 2005
ACTUARIAL STUDY NO. 119 by Chris Motsiopoulos and Richard B. Tucker

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

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