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Life expectancy

How long might I live?

Expected age and the odds of reaching 75, 85, 90 and 95 — for one person or the second of a couple.

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What you enter: age · sex · include a partner (second death) · partner's age · partner's sex.

Worked example

How long might I live — an example

Inputs
Age
60
Sex
Female
Include a partner (second death)
Yes
Partner's age
62
Partner's sex
Male
Result
Expected age at death
85
Expected years to come
25.2
Chance of reaching 75
85%
Chance of reaching 80
73%
Chance of reaching 85
56%
Chance of reaching 90
34%
Chance of reaching 95
14%
Chance of reaching 100
3%
Second death, expected age
88
Chance one of you reaches 85
71%
Chance one of you reaches 90
45%
Chance one of you reaches 95
17%
Chance one of you reaches 100
3%

Averages from curves fitted to ONS life tables; your own health and family history move the odds.

How it is worked out. Gompertz mortality curves fitted to ONS UK 2020-22 life expectancy at 65 and 85, by sex; a couple's second death is the chance that both have died.

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