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https://www.ssa.gov/cgi-bin/longevity.cgi

*Note:  A drawback of this is that it does not help us to understand what our chances of living longer might be.  For example, presently it shows that a 65-year-old male has an estimated life expectancy of 19.2 years – to age 84.3.  That is an average though.  What it does not tell us is that an age 65-year-old male has a 25% chance of living to age 93, and a 65 year old couple has a 25% chance that one member will live to age 97.  I have a friend that is 97 and doing very well.   I have another friend who is 100 and is doing very well, in fact he is still teaching a bible study class at church and his mind may just  be sharper than mine is.  Longevity runs in my family, I had two great-grandmothers who lived past 100, one of them to 105, and she lived very independently in her own home until age 95.  She would have lived there longer but for an unfortunate fall that broke a hip after which she moved to an assisted living facility.  The point is that we need to plan our retirement income in such a way that it does not run out.  How?  We can help!  Just schedule a no-obligation chat on our calendar  https://calendly.com/dave-reidassurance/15-minute-meeting

                *the dates/ages in the above detail are as of 8/2024