[ajbrown]

This was a very helpful tool. Originally I was in the high 80s. With the current state of my 401k, Social Sec, etc. I simply cannot afford that. It appears that not wearing my seat belt, upping my drinking and taking up smoking gets me back to a place where I will not run out of money. It may even be more fun

[2BNTV]

Originally Posted by rubicon

I note from om posters that their life expectancy ranged from 85 to 97. Mine was 91. Hope when i reac that peak I can remember who you are when we are playing golf

Reminds me of the joke, "I'll never forget what's his name".

Originally Posted by Shimpy

I guess I can buy some green bananas now.

[Shimpy]

Originally Posted by ajbrown

This was a very helpful tool. Originally I was in the high 80s. With the current state of my 401k, Social Sec, etc. I simply cannot afford that. It appears that not wearing my seat belt, upping my drinking and taking up smoking gets me back to a place where I will not run out of money. It may even be more fun

I love it. I'd suggest keep on wearing the seat belt, forget smoking but up the drinking and partying. You will not only not outlive your money, but have a blast doing it. Go for it!

[runnermi]

Wasn't it Frank Sinatra who said "I feel sorry for people who don't drink. They wake up in the morning and that is the best they are going to feel all day."

[Schaumburger]

On the long lived side...my dad is 81, and he's still going pretty strong...his 2 older brothers are 91 and 89. My paternal grandparents lived to be 93 and 91,

On the short lived side...my mom passed away at 67 (lots of health issues, but her ultimate cause of death was congestive heart failure). Her father died at 47 (cancer). Her mom died at 72. My mom's sisters died at 22 (kidney failure) and 74 (cancer).

So I guess for me it's a crap shoot ...

[angiefox10]

Originally Posted by ajbrown

This was a very helpful tool. Originally I was in the high 80s. With the current state of my 401k, Social Sec, etc. I simply cannot afford that. It appears that not wearing my seat belt, upping my drinking and taking up smoking gets me back to a place where I will not run out of money. It may even be more fun

[Oren L Miller]

It suggested I buy as much life insurance as I can get tomorrow.

[Bill-n-Brillo]

Originally Posted by Oren L Miller

It suggested I buy as much life insurance as I can get tomorrow.

Ha-ha!!

List me as the beneficiary, would ya??

Bill

[Pturner]

OMG. Mine said 99. I need to get back to climbing the corporate ladder in a high-pressure job.

No wait. If I do, my life expectancy will nosedive and I won't need a high pressure job.

Any more room under those tunnels?

[Shimpy]

Originally Posted by Pturner

OMG. Mine said 99. I need to get back to climbing the corporate ladder in a high-pressure job.

No wait. If I do, my life expectancy will nosedive and I won't need a high pressure job.

Any more room under those tunnels?

99 is just too old, have a couple drinks and relax.

[chloe52]

Wow. I should live to 89!

[pivo]

I'm a wannabee and was nervous taking this test as figuring maybe I wouldn't make it down to tv as my house is still on the market, But I got a 92 and now my blood pressure is down and stress is gone.
I can't wait to come down and be part of you fine people

[escapequeen]

86! gosh I hope so. Lots of time to enjoy family and the Villages.

[KatzPajamas]

94! At the rate I am shrinking, I will be able to sit in a high chair and car seat!

[brightlife60]

i got a 95....not too shabby!