Get whole life insurance. You want to insure against the possibility that, say, next year you will get sick, not die, not be able to work, but face very high prices for extra life insurance because of your illness. Also, dangers of relying on saving enough money so in 20 years you can pay for cryonics out of pocket include having a spouse making claims on the savings, legally needing to spend the money on health care expenditures (if, say, you are in a nursing home), losing the money in a lawsuit, or having the government tax away much of the savings.
I have whole life for cryonics + term life to provide for my young son for whom my death would be much worse financially if it happens before he becomes an adult + disability insurance. I'm an economist.
Hello,
one question that I don't see answered is what is the duration of your life insurance? Should I buy life insurance for 20,30 years or unlimited?
I could pay more for a longer life insurance or pay less for an insurance that will cover 20 years and invest the difference and then some so that by the end of 20 years I will *hopefully* have enough money to pay for cryonics out of my own pocket.
Has anyone done an analysis on that?