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What is a power of attorney?
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8th Dec 2009 by Andrew Rosenbaum
A power of attorney is a document signed by an individual or a corporation that permits another individual or corporation to act on the first party's behalf in financial transactions. An individual might give a power of attorney to a trusted financial advisor which would permit the advisor to take money from a bank account, to invest it, to recuperate profit or interest on the first party's behalf, etc.
A power of attorney is a document signed by an individual or a corporation that permits another individual or corporation to act on the first party's behalf in financial transactions. An individual might give a power of attorney to a trusted financial advisor which would permit the advisor to take money from a bank account, to invest it, to recuperate profit or interest on the first party's behalf, etc.
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