John Hancock and MIT AgeLab: Americans Recognize Importance of Preparing for Longer Lives but Actual Readiness Lags
John Hancock and MIT AgeLab released the 2026 Longevity Preparedness Index, a national survey measuring how prepared Americans are for longer lives. The overall LPI score averaged 60 out of 100, unchanged from 2025, with care readiness weakest at 43 and community readiness strongest at 71. Respondents working with financial professionals scored 67 versus 58 for those who never have.
Key figures
- Sample size
- 1340
- Lpi score 2025
- 60
- Lpi score 2026
- 60
- Care domain score
- 43
- Home domain score
- 56
- Health domain score
- 56
- Community domain score
- 71
- Financial professional score
- 67
- Social connection domain score
- 69
- No financial professional score
- 58
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