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Listed below are major actuarial organizations. A link to their homepage and a link to a page on their continuing educational requirements is provided. Care should be taken to make sure you obtain all the information you need relating to their current continuing professional education requirements from their website and not rely on the links provided.

Society of Actuaries. The Society is the largest actuarial organization. It provides educational opportunities to actuaries in areas of insurance, retirement planning and other financial security mechanisms. It also provides examinations for those wishing to obtain highly-valued credentials. Some information on its continuing education requirements can be found here.

Casualty Actuarial Society. The CAS covers all lines of property and liability insurance. It offers educational opportunities to casualty actuaries and provides a process similar to the of Society of Actuaries for obtaining credentials in the casualty area. Some information on its continuing education requirements can be found here.

American Academy of Actuaries. The Academy was established in 1965. It is the umbrella U.S.actuarial organization, with primary responsibility for professional standards and for government and public relations. Some information on its continuing education requirements can be found here.

American Society of Pension Professionals and Actuaries. ASPPA (originally, the American Society of Pension Actuaries) was established in 1966 for pension professionals, including pension actuaries. Its concentration has been on small retirement plans.Some information on its continuing education requirements can be found here.

Conference of Consulting Actuaries. The conference (originally the Conference of Actuaries in Public Practice) was established in 1950 to for consulting actuaries.Some information on its continuing education requirements can be found here.

Joint Board for Enrolled Actuaries. The Joint Board is part of the Internal Revenue Service and was established to provide credentials obtained through and examination process to help meet IRS requirements for actuaries on defined benefit pension plan. Some information on its continuing education requirements can be found here.