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It’s scary to think who would actually have control over our money if something happened unexpectedly.
I’m skeptical about relying solely on family members. Is there truly an objective, trusted manager out there?
My parents set up power of attorney last year. It wasn’t easy, but totally worth the peace of mind.
Does this cover dementia cases specifically? That feels like the biggest risk factor.
This is such a critical topic. Too many people avoid planning until it’s too late.