Life Extension has a hard limit defined by personal income over time. Wife Elaine nailed it at breakfast Monday when she said “You can’t have one without the Other.” Life extension mainly costs money and investments usually cost time.
Today, we’ll look at this balancing problem. And begin to draw an odd kind of outlook in a Financial demography sense.
While the mental/spiritual aspects of extended lives is touted everywhere from Biblical passages to modern religious groups, the underlying fiscal support gets lesser play. Comes down to “How long can you afford to Live?” With the secondary question “How much time can you buy?”
Some frame working of both on tap today, after a look at markets for the week (so far) and our latest dart toss at the FOMC whose announcement is (as of press time) about five-hours distant.
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