In skimming through Alcor’s newsletters, I found that most of their fees go to reserves. I wouldn’t be surprised if costs continue to underperform inflation as the number of preservations accelerates and their operating reserves rise.
As mentioned in the post, I’m working on the assumption that all costs double roughly every 20 years due to inflation. So the mid 2060s would be two doublings from now, so you’d multiply the current funding minimum of $80,000 by 4 = ~$320,000. Obviously that’s just a rough estimate from a very simple model, but I hope it helps :)
For Alcor in the mid 2060′s what do you guess would be the funding minimums for Neurosuspension? Thanks
For posterity, here is Alcor’s fees versus inflation (averaging averages):
In skimming through Alcor’s newsletters, I found that most of their fees go to reserves. I wouldn’t be surprised if costs continue to underperform inflation as the number of preservations accelerates and their operating reserves rise.
As mentioned in the post, I’m working on the assumption that all costs double roughly every 20 years due to inflation. So the mid 2060s would be two doublings from now, so you’d multiply the current funding minimum of $80,000 by 4 = ~$320,000. Obviously that’s just a rough estimate from a very simple model, but I hope it helps :)
Thanks