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Solo aging requires naming trusted friends, professionals, or organizations as your decision-makers and beneficiaries. Create a revocable living trust to avoid probate complications, designate healthcare and financial powers of attorney to people you trust, and consider naming a professional trustee or trust company if you lack close personal relationships. Document your wishes clearly since you won't have immediate family to interpret your intentions.