Why worry, 17% of you might not make it :evil:
The chances of living past age 65 actually *increases* the longer one lives.
In the U.K. one’s life expectancy is 77.8 years at birth, but increases to 79.3 by age 30, 79.9 by age 40, 80.9 by age 50, 82.6 by age 60, 85.2 by age 70, 89.2 by age 80, 95.0 by age 90, and 102.6 by age 100.
However, the death rate also increases (which is to be expected). At age 30, the death rate per 100,000 people is 111.4; at age 40, it’s 233.4; at age 50,it’s 520.8; at age 60, it’s 1,136.9; at 70, it’s 2,657.6; at age 80, it’s 6,712; and at age 85 and older, it’s 13,798.6.
Out of 100,000 people born in a given year, 83,057 (or 83.057%) should still be alive at age 65; but only 2,523 (or 2.523%) will be alive at age 100.