There's no specific age at which you no longer need life insurance. It depends on your personal circumstances. Generally, you might not need life insurance if you're retired and your dependents (like a spouse or children) are financially independent, or if you have enough savings and assets to cover any debts or final expenses. This could be anywhere from your 60s to 80s or beyond. However, some people maintain a small policy to cover funeral costs or leave a financial gift to their heirs. It's best to consult with a financial planner to determine when you might no longer need life insurance.