Q:I want to know what I could do as a response to a person who had my Power of Attorney and did not use it in my best interest. The person I gave Power of Attorney place a person on my title that I did not authorize nor would I benefit from. Searious answers Only no Sarcasm please

You need to seek legal counsel. The next step is that you are going to lose the thing (house?) that you had the title on to the person now on the title and his/her apparent accomplice. You can see it coming. Do something. It sounds like you were scammed. Perhaps the person who did this to you is also doing it to others. Don't feel bad. These predators are more expert at being predators, than a normal person is at protecting themselves. Gaspode - your story is horrifying (what BoA did to your uncle).

Q:I recently married in jail. I am out, he is in Cochran state prison and I need a specific banking P.O.A . form notarized by him so I can cash his tax refund check. Where is this banking P.O.A form?

You can find a California financial power of attorney form online or at your local office supply store.

Q:I have a Power of Attorney to cash another person's check. When I take it to the bank, what will they do with it? Do I give them the original? Will they make a copy of it? Will I need to and how do I endorse the check? Does the Power of Attorney accompany the check through the banking system, or does the bank just keep it on file? I understand that many banks will not cash checks with a Power of Attorney that is not my question. My question is *IF* they cash a check with a POA, what do they do with the document? How does the paperwork flow?

Generally they will simply need a copy of the POA document and then will attach a note on the account when it was applied, and where the document is stored for example: POA Xyour nameX on file at branch 123, 3/24/08. Other banks will scan it into their document image system to be included in the account file. Each bank will have a different protocol. - it will not however travel with the check the whole way through the system - the bank of first deposit will verify the validity, and then their mark is sufficient for the other holders in due course. As to how to endorse: (person named on the front) by: (your name), Attorney in Fact

Q:A lot of people point to the legislation that repealed the Glass-Steagal Act in the late 1990's - especially the bipartisan Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (written by Republicans; signed by Democrat President Bill Clinton).But it seems like the big banks had a lot of power even before then.When and why did the American voters decide to give these big banks so much power over our political and economic systems?Because to me, this seems like a really dumb decision.Why were so many Americans so dumb for so long?

In 2006 when the banks bought the election for Pelosi and the Dems

Q:1993 american eagle with a cummins 325hp. In a couple of months plan to head west. I was toid the have a banks system instslled. Would give me more plus an exhust brake. So pros and cons

Hi A turbo is best for mountain hopping. Loss of HP is minimal because it packs in more air as the air gets thinner the higher up. A turbo turns a thousand times faster with every foot of elevation. Wild eh !

Q:I knew the implied power are not directly mention in the constitution but they are there. I knew it is also know as the necessary or proper law. I think? Can someone please help me?Give support for where it is located in the constitution so i can go back and read it my self. thanks

Yep necessary and proper clause- article I section 8. It gives congress the ability to have powers over more areas than were mentioned in the constitution explicitly, things the writers of the constitution could have never anticipated. It gives congress a more expanded power. This clause has already been found to give congress the power to regulate banking, establish post offices and raise military forces.

Q:I need one example of1. an expressed power2. an implied power3. a concurrent power4. one reserved powerThanks so much to anyone who answers this then I'll be done with my essay.

Expressed powers are those specifically listed in the Constitution: Congress' power to declare war Implied powers are those that can be said to have come from clauses in the Constitution: federal government's power to create a national bank Concurrent powers are those that the federal and state governments share: right to tax Reserved powers are those only the state may wield: police powers i.e. protection of heath, safety, welfare, morals, etc. Good luck with your essay, and check out the Constitution, especially Section I, for more info on powers of the government. It's an excellent resource.

Q:I have seen several companies that produce a air condition unit that runs entirely on solar power. The house I am cooling will be under 500 square feet. It will be top of the line insulation and windows. What is the cost of these units (for this size house) when compared to traditional central air systems? Costs should include installation, permits, running the ducts etc etc.

No kidding, I havent heard of them either. I want one

Q:I am Power of Attorney for my widowed mother. At this time of year property taxes of a few thousand dollars are due. My mom has Alzheimer's and stays in the house mostly. Rather than make her leave the house can I go to a bank myself and put the proceeds into checking? Are there different types of Power of Attorneys or should mine allow me to sell these bonds? If I can do it myself should I bring the Power of Attorney statement with me?

Yes there are different types and I have no guesses about what powers your mother has given you. Whatever you try to do with her property will require showing the document.

Q:If I put $10K cash in a local bank, is that bank allowed to transfer that money to the Federal Reserve and use it as M0 or high powered money and thereby invoke the money multiplier to loan out a multiple of this original money?

Short answer: No (in terms of does your bank deposit add to M0) Longer answer: M0 (the monetary base) is only change when the Fed creates money out of thin air (usually) by buying T-Bill, or destroying money by (usually( selling T-Bills The deposit multiplier is in effect when your bank loans money from your deposit, which may be redeposited, then reloaned, and so forth. Money that your bank transfer to the federal reserve does not affect either M0 or M1 or M2