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Beyond the Numbers: Is age 72 considered elderly?

According to the World Health Organization, chronological age is only one factor in defining aging, with individual health and functional ability playing a significant role. So, is age 72 considered elderly? The modern perspective challenges traditional labels.

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Understanding What is the Life Expectancy Factor for Age 72?

According to the IRS Uniform Lifetime Table, the life expectancy factor for a 72-year-old is 27.4, a key figure used for calculating Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) from retirement accounts. This article explores what is the life expectancy factor for age 72 and how it compares to real-world longevity statistics.

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