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40 8 Arrangements if you are eligible – including locations where you may receive NHS CHC 40 8.1 Confirmation of the decision 41 8.2 The type of services you might receive and where ... between NHS CHC and direct payments 49 8.8 If you have concerns about the NHS CHC services you are being offered 51 9 If you’ve been informed that you are not eligible for NHS CHC
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Roundtable: Later older age: how do you maintain control and stay financially included? “The past is a foreign country; they do things differently there.” L.P. Hartley, The Go-Between Our research for the Payments ... determining factors can form an infinite array of combinations; in later, as in earlier, life our well-being depends upon our being seen as individuals requiring appropriately tailored services. From our research
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savings or investment products. Unfortunately, many people will also still need to sell their home to pay for care fees. An immediate way to ensure that the cap and metering system benefit more people would ... able to reconcile their actual costs with their metered costs; o Metered care costs should be as close as possible to actual care costs; o First and third party top ups should not be standard practice
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benefit of the Age UK Financial Services Commission and is not intended to or should be relied upon as a forecast, research or investment advice and is not a recommendation, offer or solicitation to buy ... deemed by BlackRock to be reliable, are not necessarily all inclusive and are not guaranteed as to accuracy. As such, no warranty of accuracy or reliability is given and no responsibility arising in any
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physically active. You can benefit from physical activity, whatever your age. The physical and mental effects from regular exercise can also help manage a lot of different health conditions, such as high blood ... benefits are gained when you start taking part in regular physical activity even if you’ve been inactive for a while. You will notice the difference as soon as you begin. You don’t need to buy new or expensive
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of datasets. Our thanks also go to Chris Curry, Director of the Pensions Policy Institute, for reviewing and commenting on our statistical analysis. Warm thanks also go to Deborah Mattinson, Cordelia ... 26 4 Executive Summary People in their 50s and early 60s, sometimes known as ‘Baby Boomers’, have been portrayed as a lucky generation who have benefited from the prevailing social and economic circumstances
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Wales, including: the social care assessment process; related rules in regard to arranging and paying for care (be this care within your own home/non-residential services; residential care homes or nursing ... the guidance documents that local authorities must use when means testing people who may need to pay towards their services. Where relevant, further information on this Act in relation to reablement,
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that could be taken 12 4.1 The ending of an occupation contract if you rent your home 13 4.2 No right to succeed an occupation contract 14 4 ... entry to your home 20 4.7 If you are having problems making mortgage payments – mortgage arrears / repossession 20 4.8 Risk of eviction where you rent your home, but
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London Police estimate that savers lost £9m to pension scams between April and August 2015 – twice as much as in the same period in 2014. £1.2 billion is lost to investment scams in the UK every year, ... gender, education or economic background, older people are often targeted by particular scams, such as mail or investment scams, and may be especially at risk because of their circumstances – being isolated
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and Sexual Orientation. This factsheet explains basic information about discrimination and equality as covered by the Act. One of the most important aspects of the Act is the Public Sector Equality Duty ... change during the year. If you need more detailed advice or representation, you can contact a local service. Age UK Advice, Age Cymru Advice, or Age Scotland Helpline can give you contact details for services
