What If You Live to 100? 

Planning for a retirement that could last 30 years or more. 

Most people spend a lot of time thinking about when they can retire. Far fewer think about what retirement could look like 20 or 30 years later. 

Living longer can affect how you take income, how you invest, what you spend on healthcare, where you live, and how involved your family may eventually become in your financial life. 

What If You Live to 100? covers some of the decisions worth thinking about now if your retirement lasts longer than you expect. 

Inside the Guide, You’ll Learn: 

• What a 30-year retirement can mean for your money: Income, withdrawals, inflation, Social Security, and investments all play a role. 
• What to consider about future healthcare: Think through long-term care, how you would pay for it, and where you would want to receive care. 
• Why your retirement needs may change: Your spending, housing, family responsibilities, and priorities at 85 may look very different than they do at 65. 
• How to prepare your family: Make sure your estate documents are current and trusted family members know what to do if they ever need to help. 
• How prepared you are today: Use the 100-Year Life Checkup to rate seven areas of your current plan and identify what you may want to revisit. 

Why It Matters 

You don’t know exactly how long your retirement will last or what life will look like along the way. But thinking further ahead can uncover decisions and conversations that are easy to put off. 

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