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Lasting Power of Attorney
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I am thinking of doing Power of At for me and other half. One question I have is do you need to furnish your bank or building society i.e. where you have funds with a copy? We have about 12 between us!😄0
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It is registered centrally. Only when you actually want to start using the POA in future do you need to register it with the relevant financial institution. This can be done digitally with some, but some will still need to see a hard copy.MACKEM99 said:I am thinking of doing Power of At for me and other half. One question I have is do you need to furnish your bank or building society i.e. where you have funds with a copy? We have about 12 between us!😄1
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