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Posted 06 Nov 2019
Concerns raised over quality of life in increasingly large care homes
Campaigners and charities have raised concerns over the findings of a study which says increasing placement of pensioners in larger care homes forms a “care warehouse” culture. Campaigners and charities have raised concerns over the findings of a study which
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Posted 06 Nov 2019
Zurich to launch insurance to cover care costs
Insurer Zurich has announced it will start selling policies designed to help cover care costs, the Financial Times has reported. Overcoming reluctance Following the launch of the new Care Act, which caps costs for care at £72,000, insurers have been
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Posted 06 Nov 2019
What the new care cap means for home care
The introduction of the new care cost cap means there are now financial benefits to receiving care in your own home, in addition to the personal benefits that come from remaining in a familiar environment. The introduction of the new
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Posted 06 Nov 2019
New care cap makes care in your own home more affordable
New thresholds for care funding are due to come into effect in April 2016, making home care more affordable for the 60% of older people who need care services. In the current system, anyone with assets above a certain figure
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Posted 06 Nov 2019
Who pays for home care?
Working out the costs involved in home care and in particular who will pay for care can be a difficult and worrying time for families. Working out the costs involved in home care and in particular who will pay for
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Posted 06 Nov 2019
Paying for Care
Chris Miller looks into the financial and legal aspects associated with care and gives helpful information of what to do when you suspect someone you know needs it. Chris Miller looks into the financial and legal aspects associated with care
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