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How to adjust account in the Power of Attorney

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hi Im Michelle welcome back to finally revealed I had a Twitter exchange today with a great columnist her name is Paula Spann she works for the New York Times I had reacted to her an article that she had written in New York Times help the article was about problems that people are having when they try to present their durable a power of attorney to financial institutions to help with financial activities for their family members and in particular shes talking about problems that people encounter number one when the power of attorney is older okay so it has been many years since it was executed compared to the date that its presented to the bank and number two with regard to the format of the power of attorney I have a couple of videos about Powers of Attorney and one including durable powers of attorneys so you can check those out for what were talking about here but one thing that I dont know that I mentioned and I need to mention in view of her article is that each state has dif

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There is no conflict of interest for a power of attorney to also be a beneficiary of an account (which is what a POD is). As long as the PoA did not add themselves to the account without the principles instructions, there is no conflict and no self dealing.
A joint account holder does not need a power of attorney to get information from your bank, access the funds in the account, or make deposits or withdrawals on your behalf. However, joint accounts give your loved one far more control over your money than a power of attorney does.
Answer: A basic rule of powers of attorney is that the attorney-in-fact cannot add, change or remove POD beneficiary designations without specific stated authority within the power of attorney.
Well, a POA is generally the designation. for a power of attorney thats authorizing somebody to. take care of your banking needs on that bank account. POD means payable on death, meaning upon your passing, it will go to whoever youve named as the beneficiary.
Each person on the account has the legal authority to use the entire account balance for any reason. In contrast, a person holding a power of attorney also has access to the grantors bank account, but he or she is legally required to use those funds for the benefit of the grantor.
A person with Power of Attorney for their parents cant actually add the POA to their bank accounts. However, they may change bank accounts to be jointly owned.
It is self-dealing for an attorney-in-fact to name himself as POD beneficiary. In most States, this would be a violation of the fiduciary responsibilities of the POA. You really need to talk to your own attorney and not the one that drafted the POA, as that in itself would be another conflict of interest.

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