Chapter 2 of 12
A library luncheon, a retired professor, and one statistic that stopped the room cold. Women live three to five years longer than men, and most married women will spend a significant part of retirement alone — which makes planning for fifteen years when you may live twenty-five the most expensive mistake in retirement.
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The longevity gap. A 70-year-old woman has roughly a 50-50 chance of reaching 90, so plans built for 15 years may need to cover 25 — along with the extra healthcare costs and inflation that come with them.
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