Time, health and money are not easy things.

Many individuals grow, live, and die impoverished, therefore they never truly have money. The amazing element is that some of them may compensate by maintaining excellent health throughout their lives. Of course, not all of them, but given that they most likely had to fight their entire lives with adverse conditions, their immunity system may be better trained than in most situations, and they don't indulge in all the sh*t food people eat nowadays, even if it is considered delicacy.

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They most likely do not have enough time because they must live. And if they don't have money, they must be short on time, correct? However, because they are accustomed to living on less, they may have more free time than someone with more money but who misuses it or always wants a greater standard of living.

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At the other end of the scale, there are capitalist prodigies who become multimillionaires at a young age via their own hard work (rather than inheritance). When they are young, they will undoubtedly have money, but they will lack time. Health is... dubious given the level of stress and work hours they most likely put in. Some people notice this and take action right once, while others do not and will regret it later.

Health can be lost at any age, but it does diminish over time. However, if health deteriorates, the other two areas, money and time, are typically impacted. If you were an active and productive individual, you will lose that ability, as well as the money you earned through active participation. You'll naturally have a lot of free time.

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Time is often as a consequence of the previous two. If you need money you need to remain active longer, but you can't do it if your health doesn't allow it.