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What to Do When the Bank Refuses a Financial POA Document
Sometimes even a legally prepared power of attorney (POA) document is refused by the bank. Know why financial institutions hesitate to grant POAs access to accounts and how to remedy this situation.
48 CommentsTips for Managing a Senior's Money as Financial Power of Attorney
When an aging loved one names you as their financial power of attorney (POA), you become responsible for two sets of finances: theirs and your own. Use these five pointers to simplify your job as POA for finances.
9 Comments10 Things You Should Know About Your Elderly Parent's Finances
Would you know what to do if you suddenly had to take over managing money and paying bills for your parent? Here are 10 things you need to know before assuming this responsibility.
40 CommentsPOA: How do I make sure I have the legal authority to make decisions on mom's behalf?
In order to make most decisions on an aging loved one's behalf, you must be given the legal power to do so. A durable power of attorney is a document your relative executes that gives you specific legal powers to act on his or her behalf.
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Financial POA Questions
My husband is POA for my mother-in-law for both medical and financial.
9 Answers97yroldmom Answered Mar 6, 2024Can a financial POA delegate tasks to another family member?
9 AnswersLlamalover47 Answered Jan 21, 2024Daughter-in-law is presently POA. Her husband (son) says he is in control. Sister would like security of another person being added, is that possible?
7 AnswersDupedwife Answered Jan 18, 2024How can I access my mom's finances?
5 AnswersJoAnn29 Answered Dec 22, 2023
Financial POA Discussions
WARNING: be careful what terms you use when speaking to your elder’s bank/financial advisor/lawyer prior to getting a POA signed.
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Financial POA Related Topics
- Elder Law
- Alzheimer's & Dementia
- Care Decisions
- Durable POA
- Elder Abuse
- Cognitive Decline
- Dementia Behaviors
- Burnout
- Long-distance Caregiving
- Memory Loss
- Mild Dementia
- Severe Dementia
- Signs of Dementia
- Cancer
- Caregiving
- Moderate Dementia
- Early Onset Alzheimer's
- Aging in Place
- New to Caregiving
- Sandwich Generation