Personally I agree that FV is a better metric and future cash is really what matters.
The EIR is a manufactured metric but it is still applied to future cash flows as you move forward. So in that sense you still get actuarial gains and losses. As I mentioned an example is most helpful. When have a few moments will illustrate with one. Some very old posts of mine have some somewhere but they're probably on CLH
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