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With an '''enduring power of attorney''', you can '''plan in advance for any future incapacity'''. A family member, or someone else of your choice, is entrusted to manage your financial affairs if you can’t. Their authority to act for you can start right away, and then continue — or “endure” — after you are mentally incapable, whether due to illness or an accident or age-related decline. For more, see the section ''Enduring Power of Attorney]].

With an '''enduring power of attorney''', you can '''plan in advance for any future incapacity'''. A family member, or someone else of your choice, is entrusted to manage your financial affairs if you can’t. Their authority to act for you can start right away, and then continue — or “endure” — after you are mentally incapable, whether due to illness or an accident or age-related decline. For more, see the section [[Enduring Power of Attorney]].

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-With an '''enduring power of attorney''', you can '''plan in advance for any future incapacity'''. A family member, or someone else of your choice, is entrusted to manage your financial affairs if you can’t. Their authority to act for you can start right away, and then continue  — or “endure”  — after you are mentally incapable, whether due to illness or an accident or age-related decline. For more, see the section ''Enduring Power of Attorney]].
+With an '''enduring power of attorney''', you can '''plan in advance for any future incapacity'''. A family member, or someone else of your choice, is entrusted to manage your financial affairs if you can’t. Their authority to act for you can start right away, and then continue  — or “endure”  — after you are mentally incapable, whether due to illness or an accident or age-related decline. For more, see the section [[Enduring Power of Attorney]].
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