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[Rib Jig]

Has anyone looked into how
cryonics services paid in advance

whilst one is alive = tax deduction?

Say, pay $200K now to Alcor for

full body + $180/yr & deduct $200K

now & then $180/yr until death...?

 

Also (related), any easy way to

"preserve" some of one's wealth

at death to be "reowned" by oneself

upon revival?  Since Alcor offers small

storage box (still?) in ?KS? salt mine,

could one buy something physically small
one thinks will retain or even gain value during

cryonics stage, e.g., original coins-stamps-art...?

Of course, at time of revival wealth may be moot

as all things are free to anyone, or it may be possible

to duplicate anything from the past to total-originalness

that is indistinguishable from true original...

[YOLF]

Maybe crypto currency printed on something durable.

 

How would cryonics be deductible on one's taxes? The insurance we use is the type for VIP's and we're considered future celebrities to some extent... I suppose one could plan on having a celebrity career and consider this as some kind of transportation or travel expense. It's a good idea. But one I perhaps haven't fully realized the potential of.

[YOLF]

Best way to pay for cryonics:

 

Get an insurance policy and pay for it up front. The cost of permanent insurance that will pay out $250k would be around $65k for someone in good health in their mid thirties, so it offers quite a significant saving over paying in full. Plus if you don't need it you can sell your policy, maybe even make money off of it... I'm not sure what they go for, but I always see commercials offering to buy them.