Also important will be quality of life in the later years. If you're unhealthy, lonely and constantly in pain then why bother? I've read that having a good ne

Also important will be quality of life in the later years. If you're unhealthy, lonely and constantly in pain then why bother? I've read that having a good network of friends & family into old age can keep you feeling better, having hobbies and keeping active are also very beneficial. It's something I'm actively thinking about now I'm approaching 50 myself. Swimming and yoga beckon :)