Investing for a 93-Year-Old

At 93, estate plan staleness is a real risk. Executors, trustees, holders of durable power of attorney, and healthcare proxies named years earlier may have predeceased or become incapacitated. Beneficiary designations on retirement accounts and life insurance should be reviewed against the current family situation. People named as beneficiaries may have predeceased.

Full guide: Investing in Your 90s (Ages 90-99)