Most normal elderly investors continue doing what they have been doing all of their lives. If it is stock investing then they are still doing it when they die.
It is the very rare elderly investors that sell there investments so they are sitting on a pile of cash when they die. They usually leave it in trust funds and/or leave it up to their heirs as to what they want to do.
GOOD LUCK TO YOU, YOUR FAMILY, FRIENDS AND ALL OF US ECIG INVESTORS.
Donald Trump is 70, Bernie Sanders is 75. Think about the hours the President puts in & the stress. Ginsberg (supreme court) is 83 & has more than 1 cancer. She has the body of a 125 year old but thinks she's just fine. Scalia (supreme court) was 79. He had so many health problems & knew he was walking death, yet the prick wouldn't retire.
Many rich/powerful people never "think they are too old" to stop. I don't know dick about Dick but I wouldn't count on it.
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