In the Media

In an article for Fortune, Aimee DeCamillo and Diane Ty highlight the Longevity Preparedness Index developed by researchers from the MIT AgeLab and John Hancock. The index highlights how “Americans are entering what could be 30- to 40-year retirements with meaningful gaps in preparedness, particularly around care, health, and the non‑financial factors — such as social connections and purpose — that shape quality of life. Better support and planning to elevate that broader view is one of the most important shifts we can make.”