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holder will be required to provide a car for business use and some occasional travel across Wales may be required. There may be occasional requirements to work evenings and weekends - these will be planned
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Most people will feel lonely at some point in their lives. It’s a deeply personal experience that - in most cases - will thankfully pass. But for a growing number of people, particularly those in later
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with volunteering? Give it a go, it’s fun and we will support you along the way, it makes such a difference to other people’s lives and your own, and you will have fun, without volunteers, programmes like
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least 75 years old and recieve Pension Credit you can claim a free TV licence. The free TV licence will cover you and anyone else you live with, no matter what age they are. If you’re blind or have ... sight-impairment , you can claim a 50% discount on your licence. If you live with someone else, the licence will need to be in the name of the person who is blind or sight-impaired to get the discount. If you’re
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greater freedom in how they can access and use their pension pots. However, there are criminals who will try to take advantage of these options by tricking people into cashing in their pension and handing ... their money for them to invest. Here are some tips on how to keep your pension pot safe. Fraudsters will try different ways to persuade you to part with your pension cash - from promising opportunities that
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steps towards improved regulation to offer better protection to older leaseholders. Self-regulation will be insufficient to curb bad practice and over-charging in parts of the sector. Over the years voluntary ... need for better regulation. The CMA should review progress on the role of managing agents in aiding disabled leaseholders to use or benefit from scheme facilities, as part of their obligations under
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institution immediately if you notice a suspicious transaction from your bank account or credit card. They will try to recover any money lost. They may cancel your current card and send you a new one to stop any ... your local council’s adult social services department . They can provide safeguarding support , and will work with you to consider what action to take. Contact Citizens Advice if you’re having trouble paying
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organisations 39. 4 What this guide is about. No one wants to go into hospital – but unfortunately, most of us will have to at some point. This guide is here to help put you at ease during what can be an unsettling ... charger • a notebook and pen to write down any questions • your glasses, and any walking or hearing aids • things to pass the time, such as books, magazines or puzzles. Good to know. It’s best not to take
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assistance (including which authority will have responsibility) 61 20.4 If you have been self-funding, but the care home will be more expensive than the local ... authority social services departments In this factsheet references to the ‘local authority’ or ‘council’ will refer to the adult social services department of the local authority. Elsewhere, you may hear the
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to use this to buy a retirement home outright. A further 37% have between £75,000 and £175,000 and will find their choice of retirement housing limited by what they can afford. As the cost to buy a typical ... the same eligible costs but different incomes, the one who has the higher income before those costs will likely still have a higher income after they have been met. ● The trapdoors with potentially by far
