“The findings of a decade-long study published in the Journal of Gerontology found that in the US and UK, being wealthy added nine years of life expectancy, and not just any life expectancy, healthy life expectancy. Bottom line: it turns out being broke is the most dangerous medical precondition.”

“The findings of a decade-long study published in the Journal of Gerontology found that in the US and UK, being wealthy added nine years of life expectancy, and not just any life expectancy, healthy life expectancy. Bottom line: it turns out being broke is the most dangerous medical precondition.”

— Dave Pell