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Australian life expectancy and wealth planning for your retirement

Very few people die at their age of life expectancy, giving rise to financial planning’s biggest conundrum: longevity risk.

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Edinburgh International Festival music reviews: Budapest Festival Orchestra: Weber & Mendelssohn | Exploring Mendelssohn at The Hub | Sir András Schiff

Edinburgh International Festival music reviews: Budapest Festival Orchestra: Weber & Mendelssohn | Exploring Mendelssohn at The Hub | Sir András Schiff
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Sickness or health: Healthy life split along gender, education lines

Australians are living and working longer than ever, but the number of healthy years they’re enjoying with this added longevity isn’t shared equally between the sexes, or by those who finished school before Year 12.

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Australians living longer but working in poor health in later life, research shows

Research suggests those who left school before year 12 are losing years of healthy life

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Australians are living and working longer – but not necessarily healthier, new study shows - Philippine Canadian Inquirer Nationwide Filipino Newspaper

Philippine Canadian Inquirer Australians are living and working longer – but not necessarily healthier, new study shows Business and Economy

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