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Exploring longevity to build financially secure futures
Discover what living longer could mean for your finances, retirement, family and future plans.
Understanding what living longer means for you and your family
People are living longer.
That is something to celebrate, but it also brings new choices about work, money, family and the future.
Through our Life100+ research, we are exploring how longer lives are reshaping people’s plans for work, money, health and retirement.
Here is what we have learned so far.
Exploring longevity to build financially secure futures
Discover what living longer could mean for your finances, retirement, family and future plans.
Building longevity-ready workplaces in the UK
Explore how longer lives could change careers, work, flexibility, skills and retirement planning.
Planning for family, legacy and longer lives
Understand how longer lives are changing family support, gifting, inheritance and future wishes.
A longer life can bring more time for the things that matter, from relationships and hobbies to new opportunities in work or retirement. It can also mean making plans that need to last longer and adapt as life changes.
Financial security is only part of a fulfilling longer life. Feeling in control, having strong relationships and making informed choices can all support life satisfaction.
There is no single route through a longer life. Our needs, goals and circumstances can change through work, family life, retirement and later life.
Reviewing your finances, talking openly with family and getting the right support can help you feel more prepared for the years ahead.
Longer lives can affect how we think about retirement, work, family support, inheritance and care.
Learn more about how life satisfaction can change over time, the factors that may influence it, and the role that greater control can play throughout life.
Learn more about the Curve of Life
A pension tax calculator can give you an estimate of the tax you may pay when taking money from your pension. It can help you see how different withdrawal amounts could affect your income and the money you have left for later.
Understanding how many years you might need to plan for in retirement will help you work out how much money you may be able to gift. Our simple calculator shows average UK life expectancies.
Explore how longer lives are changing the way families give, receive and pass on money. Our latest research explores the timing, purpose and impact of wealth transfers, and how families can support each other whilst protecting their own future.
Financial advice is not only for people with significant wealth or those ready to make a large gift. An adviser can help you understand your options, consider the needs of the wider family, and create a plan that can adapt as circumstances change.
This information is intended as a general guide only and is not personal financial, legal or tax advice. Consider taking appropriate financial, legal or tax advice before making decisions about retirement, savings, investments, gifting, inheritance, estate planning or family support.