Millennials have different ideas about retirement, longevity and their finances at the end of life than other generations.

But that doesn't mean they think about those things all that much, nor realistically. In fact, they're not thinking about their future much at all.

So finds a survey from Aperion Care, which asked millennials about such futuristic questions as how long they expect to live, whether they think they'll have longer lifespans than their parents and how they're doing on saving for retirement.

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