A Closing Window
Over the last few months, I’ve shared important individual concepts about financial and longevity planning:
Why, if you approach aging thanatologically vs. chronologically, you have #MoreRunwayThanYouThink to put your financial plan in order;
Why you are going to live longer than you think and really need to #InvestInYourHealth—especially your metabolic health;
Why you should stop worrying about your children’s paths—they will get where they need to go, and it will look different than the path you traveled;
Why the housing challenge is a multi-generational challenge, and we need to get creative with multi-generational solutions; and
Why your next 50-year financial and longevity plan should include all generations, including your parents. This is not only because #FamilyIsAFixedExpense. It’s also because family will be part of how you allocate your 168 hours a week.