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The Trust is not in a hurry to give an updated estimate, as it is highly unlikely that the end result will be anything even remotely close to your $33B or greater figure. Insurance claims will have to be settled for far less than potential, as it can take a decade to otherwise reach a conclusion. I have seen on a Facebook group that some believe they will receive $2.5M cash and are setting up trusts for grandchildren. Good luck to them on all of that. While it will still be significant I suspect it will be a small fraction of "fully funded". -
Thanks @BadChannel70. June 1 update: average $566,526 per TDP claim. [This has gone up every month, contra to what I thought.] For the TDP, 53% claims determined and 29% paid (17,009 paid) For the IRO, 26% claims determined and 9% paid (18 paid) It looks like the Expedited Distribution is just about finished (less than a percent undetermined, 92% paid). This would represent about $20MM for 6,000 survivors. Less than 1% of 2.4B, for 10% of claims. If the Trust were to stop here, just based on claims paid amounts (not determined), they would need just over $9.5B, with 35% of the claims paid. Without factoring in non-Matrix IRO payments, the Trust needs about $33B to be fully funded at these averages. The Trust of course, having determined 58% of the claims, could probably give a better estimate. -
By BadChannel70 · Posted
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By HashTagScouts · Posted
It does, indeed: 10. Following the Leave No Trace Seven Principles and the Outdoor Code, participate in at least three backpacking treks of at least three days each and at least 15 miles each, and using at least two different campsites on each trek. Carry everything you will need throughout the trek. @ScoutsMama I hope the Scout enjoys this weekend, but don't get bogged down of whether "it counts for anything". Many, many youth in the program don't even experience more than a single overnight backpacking these days, so take the experience as an "intro" to backpacking of sorts, and cherish it. -
This would be really neat to look at. If you do get them, could you scan it to share?
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