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A general power of attorney (GPOA) is a document that allows one person, the principal, to appoint another person, the agent, to make decisions or conduct business on their behalf. GPOAs, also known as financial powers of attorney, are beneficial for individuals who may be unavailable, such as when traveling, during time-sensitive matters. They can also be advantageous for delegating critical financial decisions to someone with more expertise. It is important to understand how GPOAs function, including the relationships between the principal and agent, and to consider key factors when creating such a document. The agent, or attorney-in-fact, does not necessarily need to be a lawyer.