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WHAT IF YOUR BEST YEARS ARE AHEAD OF YOU?

Longevity Action Center

Living longer holds tremendous promise for fully experiencing life. It also means being intentional about what matters most to you, and that starts with a plan.

The Longevity Action Center provides practical planning tools that are grounded in research and shaped by leading experts. These tools support financial security, improved social connections, meaningful family conversations, and lifelong well-being. Start exploring it today.

Longevity Action Center Resources

Expert perspectives and practical tools to help you plan for a long and well-lived life

YOUR LONGEVITY PLAN

Turn big longevity questions into practical next steps

Eighty-three percent of Americans believe advances in medicine and healthcare will add more years to their lives — and half believe they could live to 100, according to Corebridge’s 2025 Living and Funding Longer Lives study.

Longevity brings real opportunities — and real questions. Such as, how will you spend your time? Where will you live? How will you fund a longer life, and who will you spend time with along the way? Our Longevity Action Planner turns questions like these into a discussion guide you can work through, one conversation at a time.

PREPARING TO THRIVE

Build the foundation of a well-lived longer life

How you move, eat, sleep, manage stress, stay connected, and prepare for what’s ahead — these aren’t just habits. They’re the foundation of how you feel and function at every stage of life. The good news? It’s never too late — or too early — to make small, meaningful changes that help you create healthy new habits.

FEATURED VOICE

Dr. Michael Fredericson, FACSM
Program Director, Stanford Lifestyle Medicine

Drawing on insights from Stanford Lifestyle Medicine, this work highlights key lifestyle pillars that can help support long-term health and well-being, from physical activity and nutrition to sleep and emotional wellness. Those insights are presented in a practical, action-oriented format designed to help people build healthier habits at any age.

SOCIAL CONNECTIONS

Make meaningful connections at every stage of life

Strong social connections are one of the most powerful drivers of lifelong health and well-being, linked to stronger cognitive health and a reduced risk of cancer and heart disease.

But here’s what most people miss: connection doesn’t just happen. It’s something you work at and build, and as life gets longer, something to plan for.

FEATURED VOICE

Ken Stern
Founder and Chair of the Longevity Project and best-selling author

Ken Stern’s work explores how social connection has gradually become less central in how we structure our lives and communities — and what we can do about it. That research is translated here into seven actionable areas to help people build and strengthen meaningful connection.

FAMILY CONVERSATIONS

Plan together for what comes next

Communicating with family members on big topics, like where you want to live, caregiving preferences, legacy wishes and more, matters more than you might realize. This Action Planner outlines nine conversations families should be having about longevity — and helps you get the conversation started, which can be the hardest part.

FEATURED VOICE

Dr. Joseph F. Coughlin
Director of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) AgeLab

Dr. Coughlin’s research at the MIT AgeLab focuses on how longer lives are transforming everything from family dynamics to financial decision-making. His work here helps families navigate the planning conversations that can make all the difference — before they become urgent.

*2025 Corebridge Financial Living and Funding Longer Lives study. 

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