For this table, the period life expectancy at a given age is the average remaining number of years expected prior to death for a person at that exact age, born on January 1, using the mortality rates for 2023 over the course of their remaining life.

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A life expectancy table shows the average number of additional years a person at a given age is expected to live. Per the latest SSA actuarial data, a 65-year-old man has a 50% chance of reaching age 84, and a 65-year-old woman has a 50% chance of reaching age 87.

Use this longevity calculator to assess your potential lifespan based on your current age, exercise habits, health profile, and medical condition. Knowing this information may empower you to make healthier choices today for a brighter tomorrow.

Free actuarial life expectancy calculator built on the SOA 2015 VBT mortality table with MP-2021 improvement — the same actuarial tables insurers use. Estimate life expectancy and survival probability by age, gender, and smoking status.

By entering just three values— start age, end age, and annual survival rate —you can instantly generate a table showing the probability of survival for each year in the range. This tool is perfect for actuaries, financial planners, researchers, and anyone needing mortality or longevity projections.

This calculator will tell you the expected number of years you have left before you die. It will also tell you the probability of attaining any specified future age greater than your current age.

The tool will instantly create a table showing each year from your current age to your projected final year. It will also show your years remaining and survival probability.

Use this life expectancy calculator to help determine how many years you may need to plan for in retirement or how many years you may need to provide income to a surviving spouse or children.

Period life tables estimate how many more years a group of people who are currently at a particular age – any age from birth to 100 or more – can expect to live if the mortality patterns in a given year remain the same over the rest of their lives.