Knowledge is simply relevant information. To make the best of your longevity we set up the Knowledge library on our website to save you time in finding the information which may be most relevant for you.
We are different from each other and tend to become more so with increasing age. We need the right information to get on track to making the best of our future. This illustration – shows just how different we are at age 65.
The range of possible lifespans of a person aged 65 ranges from 1 day to 45 years!
The average lifespan at 65 lies in the blue column, but no one knows whether they are average or not. What can we do?
The SHAPE Analyser helps you focus on where you may be across this range for your sex, age and other attributes. Your longevity plan highlights your SHAPE Analyser answers that deserve a closer look. You are referred to articles that inform and support your action decisions.
But there’s more
Most people find there are just a few Immediate issues to address at the start of their Plan and can focus on these. But there are over eighty articles under the six Knowledge tab categories. Why?
We know from over 270,000 users of the Analyser that people value insights into a variety of issues, not just those which may be currently a problem or opportunity for them. The range of articles reflects the rapid growth in research and understanding about longevity.
Many of the articles refer you to further information that’s likely to be of interest. The Knowledge tab is your encyclopaedia of longevity. You can find valuable information on subjects as diverse as Pets and Loneliness – and perhaps together they might suggest a solution. You can send Knowledge articles to friends and family as a further bonus.
Relevance leads to action
With relevant information you can make the best of your unique situation. It also provides supports your planning for decisions on your health, finances and estate planning.
The Knowledge library is regularly updated. If you identify a topic which requires more attention, please let us know. It’s a good idea to update your SHAPE Analyser results regularly - why not do one now? It just takes a few minutes.
