Are you ever-ready for 100?

Ready for 100 is a research initiative that explores the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead for Singapore’s residents, employers, healthcare practitioners and policymakers, with a longer lifespan expectancy.
 

Ready for 100

In 1990, there were 50 centenarians in Singapore. By 2015, that number had multiplied to 1,100 and continues to grow. The Ready for 100 research series aims to discover and explore the readiness of Singapore’s residents. Through this, we would be equipped with the necessary knowledge and understanding to tackle these gaps that we face.

With advances in technology and health, many Singapore residents now hold the potential to live to 100. To help Singapore’s residents better prepare to live a long and successful life, we commissioned Economist Impact to survey the population and evaluate their readiness for 100.

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Healthspan barometer: evaluating public perspectives on healthy ageing in Singapore

We explore the outlook of healthspan in Singapore, with emphasis on the interconnectedness of individual resilience, financial planning, and social structures in fostering a supportive environment for healthy ageing.
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Saving for 100

Dive deeper into the financial struggles that Singaporeans face and explore ways to manage your wealth in the preparation for a longer life span.

Digital for 100

Explore how Singapore residents and businesses are leveraging technology to boost their readiness to living longer.

Re-imagining for 100

Delve deeper on the influence Covid-19 had on the well-being, financial and health of Singapore residents.

Healthy for 100

With the longest life expectancy in the world, it provides a myriad of opportunities, yet at the same time, it brings about several challenges. To overcome them, comprehend how residents and healthcare providers work together to address these issues.

Skilled for 100

Understand the impact of Singapore’s ageing population and rising longevity on our workforce.

Ready for 100

The ability to live long and well is linked to relationships, health and wellness, financial habits and opportunities at work. Uncover if Singapore residents are ready to live up till the age of 100.