Free In-Person Seminar · May 30, 2026

Outlive Your Money —Don't Outlive Your Plan.

The Longevity Blueprint:
Your No. 1 Health & Wealth Guide

📅 Saturday, May 30, 2026
🕑 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
📍 Activate Brain & Body, Fishers, IN
Reserve Your Free Seat

Hosted by Dr. Sam Saha, PhD · In partnership with Activate Brain & Body Fitness

The Reality

The Numbers That Should Change
Every Retirement Plan

$172,500

Healthcare costs the average 65-year-old will spend in retirement — excluding long-term care.

Fidelity 2025

70%

Of Americans over 65 who will need some form of long-term care in their lifetime.

HHS / ACL

76%

Of Americans who do not have a will — the largest planning gap in the country.

Caring.com 2025

What to Expect

What You'll Walk Away With

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01 — Live Demo

Brain + Body Training, Live

Experience the science of dual-task training firsthand at Activate Brain & Body Fitness. 99% of Americans say brain health matters — only 9% know how to protect it. Today, you'll do it.

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02 — The Real Numbers

2026 Health & Wealth Data

$172,500 in retirement healthcare. $9,700/month for Indiana nursing care. A new $15M federal estate-tax exemption. We walk through what every number means for YOUR family — no jargon, no sales pitch.

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03 — Your Plan

Walk Out With a Blueprint

Take home the 20-page Longevity Blueprint Playbook and a personal Health-Wealth Action Card. Optional 1-on-1 review afterward — no obligation, no pressure.

The Audience

Who This Is For

Your Hosts

Built on Faith. Built on Family.
Built on Purpose.

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Dr. Sam Saha, PhD

Founder & CEO, Indus Royal Wealth Group

Financial educator, scientist, and longevity-focused wealth strategist. Dr. Sam completed his PhD at the University of Cincinnati and conducted postdoctoral research at UCLA and the University of Kentucky before building Indus Royal Wealth Group — a financial-services firm dedicated to helping families plan for both halves of a long life.

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Activate Brain & Body

Cognitive + Physical Fitness Partner

A unique training facility that combines structured physical exercise with layered cognitive challenges to amplify brain function. Peer-reviewed research in Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience and the U.S. POINTER trial supports this dual-task approach for healthier brains and bodies.

Reserve Your Seat

Free Admission. RSVP Required.

Limited to 60 attendees. Complete the form below to reserve your seat.

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Which Longevity Blueprint priority matters MOST to you right now?

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this really free?+
Yes. There is no cost to attend, no purchase required, and no obligation of any kind. The seminar is sponsored by Indus Royal Wealth Group and Activate Brain & Body Fitness as part of our shared commitment to financial and brain-health education.
Will there be a sales pitch?+
No. This is an educational event. We will mention that complimentary 1-on-1 reviews and Activate trial sessions are available after the seminar for anyone interested, but there is no live product pitch and no high-pressure offer. Education is the point.
Can I bring my spouse or adult children?+
Absolutely. Many of the most valuable conversations from these seminars happen between family members afterward. Please indicate guests on the RSVP form so we can save seats.
Do I need to bring anything?+
Just yourself. We will provide your 20-page Longevity Blueprint Playbook, an Action Card, light refreshments, and a pen. Wear comfortable clothes — you'll have the option to participate in a live brain-body demo at Activate Brain & Body Fitness.
Is parking available?+
Yes — free parking is available at the Activate Brain & Body Fitness facility. The address and directions will be sent in your confirmation email.
What if I can't attend in person — is there a recording?+
The live brain-body demo cannot be replicated by video, so we focus on the in-person experience. However, the 20-page Longevity Blueprint Playbook is available to non-attendees on request after the event. Email sam@indusroyal.com to be added to the list.
Is this appropriate for someone in their 30s or 40s?+
Yes — and arguably more impactful. The earlier you start planning for both healthspan and wealthspan, the more flexibility you have. Long-term care insurance, in particular, is significantly more affordable when purchased in your 40s or 50s than your 60s.