It depends on how well they can avoid critical illness and serious conditions such as heart attacks, cancer and stroke
Assume we have 1,000 relatively healthy 65-year-old men. The chances of their staying alive at least until their 80s are quite good.
More difficult, however, is avoiding critical illness – very serious conditions such as heart attacks, life-threatening cancers, stroke and Alzheimer’s. While more than 500 of these men will survive until age 90, only 39 of them are expected to avoid a critical illness by that age. Of the 41 survivors at age 100, none is expected to be free of critical illness.Retirement Income for Life.
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