Pearls on a String : Ross & Perry : 9781932080568 : 1932080562 : 01 Nov 2016 : Spending for healthcare crowds toward the end of life, while money to pay for it is generated before age 65. Potentially, the two age groups could unify their finances and get dual savings. Only the transfers need to be unified, using Health Savings Accounts as the transfer vehicle, allowing compound interest beyond the boundaries of individual insurance programs. The incentive is created to keep what you don't use, for your retirement. That's not all. There is no way for a newborn to pre-pay his expenses. Someone must give children some money. Indeed, adding children to a new HSA system might add twenty-some years to the compound interest in Health Savings Accounts, if they only had some money. They don't. So two systems need a change, roughly the opposite of each other. One faces toward the beginning of life and the other, faces toward the end. (Even this conception finds the working class in the middle,