One of the most common and most important financial questions is simple: Will my money last? It’s a reasonable question, and it carries far more weight today than it did for previous generations.
People are living longer and trying to stay healthier than ever, yet that creates a new challenge in preparing for the future. How long those resources may need to last can be just as important as how much you save or invest, especially if life stretches decades beyond your prime working years. Add in the realities of aging and health, from arthritis and cancer to Alzheimer’s, and even the rise of GLP-1s, and the future can start to feel more complex than you might expect.
Thankfully, simple awareness is enough to change behavior. Once people better understand longevity and the kind of lifestyle they want to maintain, they tend to make better decisions, ask better questions, and prepare more intentionally for what lies ahead. That’s why this week’s reading is worth your time.
If this topic raises questions, don’t put them off. A longer life is a gift. Let’s make sure you’re ready for it.

Why Longevity Literacy Is the Missing Piece in Financial Planning
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The Future of Health—From Head to Toe
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Early detection for all sorts of ailments will allow doctors to treat conditions before a lot of…

America’s Longevity Milestone at 250: We’ve Added Years. Now What?
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As America marks 250 years, rising U.S. life expectancy may be one of its greatest achievements….

How to Invest When the Global Crises Never Stop
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In a world of wars, trade wars and crop failures, bond yields need to be higher than they were…

The secret to good questions
July 10, 2026
Consideration, consistency and curveballs.

AI's Close-Up Moment: Your First Call in a Longer Life
July 13, 2026
Tilly Norwood’s debut raises a bigger question: as AI grows more personal, who will you consult…