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Durable power of attorney — someone you trust, managing what you have
A power of attorney names someone you trust to handle your finances if you become unable to make decisions. Without one, your family must petition a court for guardianship — a costly, slow process. 100% private — we never see or store your information.
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Power of Attorney
Financial power of attorney with customizable powers. Free, private, created on your computer.
Create my power of attorney →What your agent can do
Banking
Manage checking, savings, and CDs
Real estate
Buy, sell, or mortgage property
Investments
Manage stocks, bonds, and brokerage accounts
Taxes
File returns and respond to the IRS
Business
Manage or sell business interests
Government benefits
Handle Social Security, Medicare, VA
Digital assets
Manage online accounts and cryptocurrency
You choose which powers to grant — all of them, or a limited set. You can also restrict the agent’s authority with custom limitations.