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Financial decisions, big or small, are important for everyone’s wellbeing and security at any time in life, but they are vital as people age. If you lose the ability to manage your own financial affairs, how will they be handled? Who will decide to pay your bills or choose how your care will be funded?

Making an enduring power of attorney is an important thing to get right, because it is the document that will outline how you want decisions made about your financial affairs if you can’t make them yourself.

Join Sadie Davis from Justice Connect for an important conversation about making an enduring power of attorney for financial decisions in New South Wales.

• Have your questions ready for this live Q&A event
• Learn about the new edition of You Decide Who Decides
• Find out more about why you should consider making an enduring power for your financial decisions
• If you do decide to make an enduring power, we’ll discuss how You Decide Who Decides will help you reduce the risk of things going wrong

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