If you own anything, make sure you have a will. And then make sure you have named a power of attorney who you trust to look after your best interests should anything untoward happen to you. You are not too young to worry about it unless you are a minor. 1/
Currently witnessing my husband's siblings wrangling POA and Executor functions regarding their parents. Set it up while you have all your faculties. Especially if you have young children or dependents. An accident could be catastrophic for more than just you. 2/
89 year old father-in-law about to have heart surgery. Mother-in-law has advanced dementia. No POA at the moment. Considerable debate. Just get over your horror of thinking of your own mortality and make sure the legal framework is in place to look after yourself/dependents. 3/
This is being a responsible adult. It's not morbid. It's not being boring or nerdy. This is being a responsible adult. Just do it. Make sure you have someone you trust. And set up the legal paperwork to protect those you love. 4/4
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