If you have given someone durable power of attorney then that person is authorized to act on your behalf in managing financial matters for you. They can deposit or withdraw money from your account, etc. to pay your bills, etc. If you want that person to deal with Credit Karma on your behalf you have to provide your POA with the information to access your CK account. Beyond that---we do not give legal advice here. CK --- or any other bank -- may require a copy of the POA for their records.
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