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Care Home Funding Advice

Welcome to our Care Home Funding Advice blogs, your go-to resource for understanding and navigating the financial aspects of moving loved ones into care.

Here, we provide valuable insights and practical advice to help you manage the costs and funding options associated with care homes. Whether you are considering a care home, nursing home, or assisted living facility, our blogs aim to simplify the decision-making process and give you peace of mind in knowing you are making informed choices.

How to Change Your Lasting Power of Attorney

Changing your Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) typically involves two steps. First, you’ll need to revoke your existing LPA if you still have the mental capacity to do so. This can be done [...]

What Are the New Rules For Care Payments?

In 2021, the government announced changes to how social care is funded in England. One of the most significant changes is a new £86,000 cap on how much anyone will pay for their own personal care [...]

Do I need to pay for palliative and end-of-life care?

A terminal diagnosis brings overwhelming emotions and a flurry of practical concerns. Understanding your options for palliative and end-of-life care can offer some clarity in this difficult [...]

Do I pay council tax if I move to a care home?

Do I pay council tax if I move into a care home? It depends. If you permanently move into care and your former home is now empty, it’s usually exempt from council tax. However, if someone [...]

Who Pays for Elderly Care?

There’s no simple answer to who pays for elderly care in the UK. It depends on the person’s individual needs and finances. Some people self-fund, using their savings or property. [...]

How much per week do care homes cost?

Choosing the right care home is a big decision, and cost is naturally a major factor. Care homes in the UK typically charge between £600 and £1200 per week, this can increase if a higher level of [...]

Is Care for Dementia Patients Free? Funding Options

Usually, the person with dementia will need to contribute to the cost of their care. Your local social services can give you a list of care homes that should be able to meet the needs you [...]

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