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A Financial Power of Attorney (POA) lets you step in to manage your parents’ finances if they become unable to do so themselves, helping you protect their well-being and avoid legal complications during a crisis.

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Plan Ahead with a Financial Power of Attorney
Learn what a Financial Power of Attorney is, why it matters for your family’s future, and how to have a respectful conversation about it with your aging parents.
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Where to Begin
A Financial Power of Attorney (POA) lets you step in to manage your parents’ finances if they become unable to do so themselves, helping you protect their well-being and avoid legal complications during a crisis.

Learn More
Review how a Financial POA empowers you to act on your loved one’s behalf when needed.
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Start the Conversation
Starting the conversation early ensures your parents’ financial wishes are clearly documented and that you’re prepared to help if the unexpected happens.

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Review the conversation guide for helpful ways to start the conversation with your aging loved one.
Plan Ahead
Creating a Financial POA in advance protects your parents’ finances and avoids court delays during an emergency.
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Step by Step Instructions
Follow these steps to get a Will started with your aging parents
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Plan Ahead with a Medical Power of Attorney
A Medical Power of Attorney, also known as a Medical Directive, Advance Directive, Health Care Proxy, as well as other names, is a critical component of your parents’ estate plan.
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