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Life expectancy calculator

Look up remaining life expectancy by age, sex, and population group from the CDC United States Life Tables, 2023 (National Vital Statistics Reports, Vol. 74, No. 6). Built for either side of a matter; the figures are period-life-table population averages, not a prediction for any individual.

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Age entry

Age (years)Decimals are allowed (for example 65.5). Ages of 100 or more use the highest published row.SexPopulation group

Sex and population group select the matching CDC source table. The 2023 period life tables cover the total population and five race and Hispanic-origin groups; they are one input to a case-specific analysis, not a substitute for one.

Remaining life expectancy

40.7 years

Expected age reached 80.7

Under the 2023 period life table, a person at age 40 has, on average, about 40.7 more years of life, reaching about age 80.7. This is a statistical average across the population, not a prediction for any individual.

Source: CDC/NCHS, United States Life Tables, 2023 (National Vital Statistics Reports, Vol. 74, No. 6), Table 1.

Educational tool only - not an expert opinion, report, or testimony. Life expectancies are period-life-table population averages from CDC data and are not a prediction for any individual; a case-specific analysis prepared for either plaintiff or defense may differ materially.

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