Estate planning·Power of attorney

When should I name a power of attorney?

Name a power of attorney as soon as you're an adult, well before you ever think you'll need it. The whole point is to have someone ready to manage your finances if illness or injury suddenly leaves you unable to. You can't create one once you've lost mental capacity, so waiting defeats the purpose. It's inexpensive and gives your family a clear path to help you when it matters.

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