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He Remarried at 72. His Pension Still Named His First Wife, but Social Security Could Pay Both.
Source: 247wallst.com

A retiree updated his will, IRA, insurance, and house deed after remarrying at 72, but a financial account held under his first wife’s name became locked at retirement and could not be changed by later documents or signatures. The article is primarily a personal estates/account ownership constraint story with no quantified market or sector impact.
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