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Retirement planning: Is your corpus enough if you live beyond India's average lifespan? Run this 5-step longevity check
Retirement plans may underestimate how long savings need to last. A new report highlights the 13-year gap in life expectancy at birth, with 12.6% of 60-year-olds reaching 90. Here’s why longevity and early market returns matter.
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- Retirement plans may underestimate how long savings need to last.
- A new report highlights the 13-year gap in life expectancy at birth, with 12.6% of 60-year-olds reaching 90.
- Here’s why longevity and early market returns matter.
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