This web page has been set up in order to make freely available in one place all of the base mortality tables that have been produced by the CMI and officially adopted by the Actuarial Profession. While every effort has been made to ensure their accuracy, this cannot be guaranteed and neither the CMI nor the Actuarial Profession accepts any responsibility for their use in practice.

It is the responsibility of any actuary or other person using any of these mortality tables to ensure that it is appropriate for the particular purpose to which it is put.

The mortality tables are provided in Excel format and values of qx are given. For further information please refer to the original publication document for the particular table. These tables are provided as a courtesy, and the CMI cannot provide any advice on their interpretation or use.

All of these tables are contained in the software package CMI Tables Program (STP) which calculates a range of mortality and monetary functions, incorporating mortality projections where relevant. For further information on the STP, including cost, please contact stp@cmib.org.uk.

"S1" Series base mortality tables
Based on 2000-2006 experience collected by 30 June 2007 from UK self-administered pension schemes, published in CMI Working Papers 34 and 35, 2008.

"00" Series base mortality tables
Based on 1999-2002 experience collected from UK insurance companies, published in CMI Working Papers 21 & 22, 2006 and CMIR23, 2009.

"92" Series base mortality tables and projections
Based on 1991-1994 experience collected from UK insurance companies, published in CMIR 17, 1999

"80" Series base mortality tables and projections
Based on 1979-1982 experience collected from UK insurance companies, published in CMIR 10, 1990.

Older mortality tables
Based on 1975-1978 experience collected from UK insurance companies: FA1975-78
Based on 1967-1970 experience collected from UK insurance companies: A1967-70, A1967-70(5), PA(90), a(90)
Based on 1949-1952 experience collected from UK insurance companies: A1949-52
Based on 1946-1948 experience collected from UK insurance companies: a(55)
Based on 1924-1929 experience collected from UK insurance companies: A1924-29