The sticker price of cryonics can look daunting, but very few members pay it out of pocket. The standard approach is to fund it with a life insurance policy.
You take out a policy large enough to cover the preservation and long-term storage costs and name your cryonics provider as the beneficiary. When the policy pays out, it funds your preservation. For a young, healthy person, the premiums are often comparable to a streaming subscription.
Key points:
- Lock in a policy while you are young and healthy, when premiums are lowest.
- Make sure the coverage amount keeps pace with the provider's required minimum.
- Keep the beneficiary designation current and aligned with your membership agreement.
For the full cost picture, see what cryonics costs.