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Longevity for retirement planning – 2025 update

Posted on 14 April, 202511 December, 2025 by Alison O'Connell

How long might I live in retirement? New data still suggests that people in their 40s or older should test their retirement plans for a likely lifespan of 25 to 30 years after age 65. Continue reading →

Posted in Longevity, Retirement Tagged Drawdown, Lifespans, Longevity, New Zealand, Retirement planning

Longevity for retirement planning – 2023 update

Posted on 1 July, 202311 December, 2025 by Alison O'Connell

Updated but consistent message: each generation is expected to live longer than the last, and when considering retirement it’s a good idea to think of a likely lifespan in the range of age 90 to 95 years. Continue reading →

Posted in Longevity, Retirement Tagged Drawdown, Lifespans, Longevity, New Zealand, Retirement planning

Over a century of New Zealand longevity

Posted on 11 July, 202122 March, 2023 by Alison O'Connell

 

The rich data set of cohort life tables provided by StatsNZ shows how much population longevity has improved and how variation in lifespans has reduced. Continue reading →

Posted in Longevity, Pensions Tagged Life expectancy, Lifespans, Longevity risk, New Zealand, Retirement planning

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