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World Economic Forum report seeks to introduce the concept of longevity literacy

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July 20, 2023

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A new report by the World Economic Forum seeks to introduce the concept of longevity literacy.

According to the report, "Living Longer, Better: Understanding Longevity Literacy," the increasing life expectancy requires a reassessment of our approach to work and retirement.

The report discusses the concept of longevity literacy, and aims to provide insight into how individuals perceive aging, retirement planning, and caregiving.

Based on the polled information, the report provides actionable steps for individuals, the government, and employers and HR professionals, that will promote financial resiliency and quality of life as people are living longer lives.

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