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Whatever financial powers the person chooses to give his/her Attorney-In-Fact. Just about any type of transaction may be covered: real estate, securities, banking, insurance, even gifts. A POA can be drawn narrowly for just one transaction or broadly to cover virtually all of ones financial affairs for life.
