Most people live their lives chasing things that will eventually slip through their fingers—money, reputation, possessions, ...

Dying intestate can create issues for your family. Estate planning lawyer Pamela Maass Garrett explains intestacy laws and ...

If you're my age, you'll live to 2044. Younger people can expect a longer life expectancy, but the consequences are profound. Are world governments really doing enough for the explosion of old people?

An AI-powered "death clock" has predicted when users will die — all the way down to the second they will die. According to the site, over 63 million "death tests" have been run. Luckily, the ...

Would you want to know when you will die? Science could be getting closer to perhaps giving you that option. The latest advance? An artificial intelligence algorithm, dubbed "the doom calculator" by ...

How about if you could do something to extend your days here? Although I'm not sure how I feel about the first question, I do know the answer to the second: By all means, yes!

While none of us know exactly when we’ll die, it turns out there’s one measurement that’s a good predictor: how much you physical activity you do.

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The Afterlife of Data: What Happens to Your Information When You Die and Why You Should Care. By Carl Ohman. University of Chicago Press; 200 pages; $22.50 and £18 F RANZ KAFKA died 100 years ago ...

You need to plan for the larger end to make sure you don't run out of money early.” THE TAKEAWAY: Three quizzes, three different results: I could live to be 73, 90, or 97.

You need to plan for the larger end to make sure you don't run out of money early.” THE TAKEAWAY: Three quizzes, three different results: I could live to be 73, 90, or 97.

How about if you could do something to extend your days here? Although I'm not sure how I feel about the first question, I do know the answer to the second: By all means, yes!