Longevity Planning Deficiencies Revealed in New Survey
A recent survey of 1,300 US adults highlights the lack of preparation for aging well, with a significant "longevity blind spot" in planning for future caregiving needs.
According to the Longevity Preparedness Index, released by John Hancock and MIT AgeLab, this underpreparation is particularly concerning given the projected surge in the older adult population to 82 million by 2050.
The biggest “longevity blind spot” involves planning for their future potential caregiving needs.
This survey underscores the importance of addressing caregiving needs in longevity planning.
Author's summary: Survey reveals US adults are underprepared for aging and caregiving needs.