Healthy & Wealthy at 100 years old. Jon Sabas founder of Longevity Financial Partners explains how.

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Most of us did think we would live past 25 or plan for it. As we get older, the fear of dying and not having enough money saved to enjoy retirement becomes real.

Jon Sabes helps us understand longevity science to enjoy living to a healthy 100, and how to set up our finance to support this lifespan.

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Questions for Jon:

-Have you always been conscious of living a healthy lifestyle? How have your health habits/activities changed with aging?

-In your study, what is the difference between genetics and epigenetics in predicting our future health, etc.?

-How does actuarial science help predict and improve one’s physical health? Their financial state?

-Explain what is Longevity Science. What factors affect your future health? Also your retirement future?

-Explain how your book, “Healthy Wealthy Longevity” helps people understand how to prepare to be healthy and financially stable at 100.

-How do your journals help people?

-Why are so many people scared to talk about their financial future?

-How does you and the team at Longevity Financial Partners provide guidance in healthy aging with financial longevity?

-Jon your takeaway: What is an action a person can take today to improve their health and financial longevity?

Get the book: Healthy Wealthy Longevity

https:www.a.co/d/6EHaIdh

Connect with:

LONGEVITY FINANCIAL PARTNERS:

M. 612.388.2223

E. jsabes@longevityfp.com

W. https://jonsabes.com

https://longevityfp.com

Meeting: Schedule a Meeting

Author: Healthy Wealthy Longevity

Social: LinkTree

Philanthropy: Sabes Foundation