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Obviously it's not a guarantee, but it does show the potential impact of lifestyle choices - play with some of the inputs, like what happens if you lose 25 lbs or increase the number of times a week you work out. Interesting to see what kind of impact changes like that make (at least statistically).
I did it just for giggles and grins. They do request an email account to which they will send your detailed report. I have a Free e-mail account that will be deactivated within a month, so they can load that one with all the spam they want.
Following the email page I was provided with a set of bar graphs and an identified age. 94 year old life expectancy in my case. Playing with the bar graph revealed that 94 is the 50% likelihood age, and I have a 25% likelihood of living to 100 or beyond. On the low side I have a 25% chance of dying before 84, which would also include dying today at age 60.
My calculator is in my bones besides I refuse to give my email address out to any of these gimmicky things cause I'll be besieged with geriatric promos which will make me feel older than I already am.
If you click X to close the pop-up box, you will still get your results.
Thanks! Got it to work. Notice this calculator is sponsored by a company that sells annuities....... I tried a few scenarios around my ever fluctuating weight (betw 130 - 160) because I always gain when we travel and my life expectancy never changed from the projected 92.
This is not even close to the best calculator I have seen but at least it gave quick results. My average is 86 based on this. So if I retire at 46 as planned, I will have 40 years of sweet peaceful bliss .
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