What You Need to Know About Being Power of Attorney

If you've got aging parents, at some point you may have to manage their financial affairs. They'll give you a power of attorney. A handy guide from

January 11, 2015 · 1 min · 66 words · Crystal Conley

If you’ve got aging parents, at some point you may have to manage their financial affairs.

They’ll give you a power of attorney.

A handy guide from the government shows you what you might and can’t do with that document.

Check out the guide for more tips and considerations that may help out someone’s power of attorney.

Managing Someone Else’s Money| Consumer Financial Protection Bureau viaForbes