A quarter of Americans expect to live to be 100, well past the usual retirement age of 65.

It’s no secret that today we can expect to live a much longer life than someone born several generations ago. Thanks to modern medicine and other advancements, we can stay healthy much further into ...

Who wants to live to 100? Not a lot of us, as it turns out. America’s century club is getting larger, and reaching 100 is a realistic goal for a growing population of retirees. Longer life is a reward ...

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Life expectancy in the United States is currently age 79 — a real step up from a century ago, when women only lived to 60 and men to 57. Still, for 54 percent of Americans, the dream is to live to 100 ...

Living to see 100 is a major feat that has a common thread. Recent studies of centenarians – people who are in their 100s – have found that they suffer from fewer diseases overall, develop them more ...

There are numerous downsides to reaching a ripe old age. They're not so bad if you prepare for them, though. There are upsides, too, of course. You might be thinking it would be great to live to 100 ...