A general power of attorney gives broad rights to act on your behalf, while a special one is for a specific task only. You should sign one only when absolutely necessary and with someone you trust completely, and banks are very strict—they often demand a special PoA for financial matters. I learned this the hard way when I gave my cousin a general PoA to manage some land, and after our dispute, I had to rush to the advocate to revoke it. So now I tell everyone, keep it specific and limited, yaar.
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