World Trade Center records folder, 2001

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

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Mr. Bud C. Larson September 25, 2001 Page 5

At 4.0% per year, the after-tax proceeds from these additional death benefits (net of $10,000 as assumed burial costs) could generate, before taxes, at least $6,000 per year in additional investment income.

Possible Losses of Family Income

One possible loss of family income could occur if the New York City Police and Fire employee had been earning

income from part-time (or full-time) non-City employment.

Another possible loss of family income would occur if a spouse working outside the home would no longer be able to do so.

A possible loss of future family income would occur if the employee, in the future, would had been interested in and successful at applying for and being promoted to higher ranks and salaries. 4.

Additional Information

As noted earlier, Appendix A provides a summary table of statistical information for POLICE and FIRE as of June 30, 2000.

Appendix B presents an example and discussion of the individuality of the economic differences that can exist amongst the families of deceased Uniformed Public Safety Police and Fire employees.

The example in Appendix B is shown to emphasize that, although there may be averages, evaluation of the resources and needs of families are as unique as those families themselves and any evaluation thereof should be done on an individual basis.

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