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Can I give someone else access to my account?
You’ll need to come into a branch to set up account access. See third party access to find out what documents you need to bring.
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How do I access an account if I’ve been made an appointee by the Department of Work and Pensions?
You’ll need to come into a branch to set up account access. See third party access to find out what documents you need to bring.
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How do I access an account if I’ve been appointed as a deputy by the Court of Protection?
You’ll need to come into a branch to set up account access with a Court of Protection order. See third party access to see what documents to bring.
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If I hold power of attorney for someone, how do I access their account?
You’ll need to fill out a form in-branch to set up account access with a power of attorney (PoA). See third party access to see what documents to bring.
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What is power of attorney?
Power of attorney (PoA) is a legal document that gives someone the authority to make decisions about property and finances on someone else’s behalf.
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