05 — Capital
Invest in the Years Money Can't Buy Back.
We routinely save for retirement decades in advance. Why don't we apply the same long-term thinking to healthspan?
Capital for Your Healthspan.
Traditional financial systems largely accumulate capital for retirement — a period defined by leaving work rather than by living well.
Life100+ explores a different concept: what if capital accumulated throughout life could also help fund interventions designed to preserve health and capability?
Potential uses could eventually include qualified longevity-related expenses such as:
- Preventive diagnostics
- Advanced screening
- Fitness and strength
- Health optimization
- Approved therapies
- Longevity technology
- Caregiving
- Independence support
$1 a Day. For Life.
Illustrative calculator
The power of starting early
- Total contributed
- $23,725
- Illustrative value at 65
- $278,213
Assumptions: contributions made every day from age 0 to age 65, compounded annually at 6% nominal growth, before taxes, fees and inflation. This is a hypothetical illustration of compounding math only — not a projection, offer, product or promise of returns.
The LifeFund is a conceptual framework. Financial structures, products, investment assumptions, tax treatment and eligible uses remain subject to product design, regulation and applicable law. Nothing on this page is investment, tax or legal advice, an offer to sell a security, or a guarantee of investment performance.
Julia at 70
Healthspan becomes the dividend.
Nearly four decades of dollar-a-day contributions became something practical: part of an advanced preventive assessment, then advanced diagnostics, then therapies conventional insurance didn't cover.
Her LifeFund gave her something beyond money. It gave her optionality — she wasn't funding retirement, she was financing a long life.
A regenerative treatment that sounded like science fiction in 2026, partially covered through accumulated benefits and negotiated network pricing.