THE CHANGE IN THE DISCOUNT RATE: LINKS TO THE NEW SUPPLEMENTARY TABLES
The change in the discount rate has led to the Government Actuary’s Department producing supplementary tables which include the – 0.25% rate. The relevant page can be found here.
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