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Adulting 101: Protect Yourself with Medical and Financial Powers of Attorney
Adulting 101: Protect Yourself with Medical and Financial Powers of Attorney

Being an adult comes with freedom and responsibility. You can now make important decisions on your own without consulting your parents or guardians. While this may feel incredibly liberating, it is not without some scary moments. As an adult, you are in charge of yourself. ...

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