Yes, a power of attorney holder can withdraw money from the principal's bank account, but only if the document expressly grants banking powers. Banks usually require a registered or notarized POA, verify the holder's ID, and may accept it only after their own scrutiny. The authority ends on the principal's death, and withdrawals must serve the principal's interests. Confirm your bank's specific requirements before attempting any transaction.
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Can Power of Attorney Withdraw Money?
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