MIT AgeLab Ideas + Technology for Quality Living
We develop new ideas to improve the quality of life for older adults and those who care for them.
   
 
 
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The MIT AgeLab and The Hartford unveil recent research results on retirement planning. “Why Women Worry” (SM) highlights the greater level of concern many women have about retirement, and identifies some of the reasons women may be more concerned about retirement when compared with men. To read a summary of these results, click here. For more details on theMIT AgeLab and The Hartford’s research study on retirement planning, click here.

Click here for other information on how the MIT AgeLab and The Hartford have teamed up to help you and your family age with dignity and live with vitality.

 



Aging is today’s most profound socio-economic force shaping the future of business strategy and public policy. View a snapshot of the work we're doing in:

Click here to see a selection of Partners that are collaborating on this unique venture.

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Joe Coughlin presents at the Annual Meeting of the Financial Planning Association in Boston, MA. Learn more here.
October 6, 2008

Joe Coughlin keynotes National Association of State Units on Aging’s 24th National Home & Community Based Services Conference. Learn more here.
September 29, 2008

US Department of Health & Human Services Assistant Secretary for Aging Josefina G. Carbonell leads aging services leadership site visit. Learn more here.
September 29, 2008

AgeLab researcher Dr. Bryan Reimer featured in Slate.com article:
Will New Techonologies Make Old People Safer on the Road?
September 10, 2008

MIT AgeLab seeks applicants for new student research opportunities. For more information please click here.

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