Dear Patriot,

Yesterday, I showed you how the right trust can keep your legacy safe. But even the best plan can collapse if you botch **this one detail**: your **power of attorney (POA).**

Most people sign a generic POA form and assume they’re covered. Big mistake. If it doesn’t give your agent clear authority to handle **real estate, bank transfers, Medicaid planning, and trust coordination**, they could be blocked when it matters most.

Worse? Some banks refuse POAs they don’t like—and the government won’t help you fix it fast enough.

The elites have legal teams to bulletproof theirs. You don’t need one—you just need to know what to include.

Tomorrow, I’ll explain why your will might be worthless without this one overlooked document.

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**Poll Of The Day**

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**Fun Fact Of The Day**

Over **60%** of Americans over 55 either have no power of attorney—or one that’s missing key legal powers

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