Investing for a 98-Year-Old

At 98, consolidation to a single custodian, a single taxable account, and one checking account reduces administrative burden for the account holder, family members, and eventual estate executors. Automatic RMD distributions, automatic bill payment, and direct deposit from Social Security and any pension reduce the number of financial actions required each month. Fewer institutions means fewer statements, fewer logins, and fewer points of exposure.

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