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breaching the terms and conditions of accounts. Continue to develop fraud and abuse detection systems. Improve education about the risk of fraud, including at the time of a suspect transaction. Use short payment ... ‘second thoughts’ about scam payments. Innovation in ID and security Age-friendly products Improved carer banking Improved methods of stopping scams, fraud and financial abuse Age-friendly banking essentials
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to hold other government departments and local authorities to account to make sure they deliver improvements in rural communities. Question 1. Is there anything more, or different, the RCPU should be doing ... to hold other government departments and local authorities to account to make sure they deliver improvements in rural communities. i Commission for Rural Communities
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We would like to rephrase principle one of the NHS to read: ‘The service is designed to improve and prevent, diagnose and treat both physical and mental health problems with equal regard’ (Annex ... no help at all from the NHS. It is estimated that depression affects 40% of older people in care homes, and 78% have at least one form of cognitive impairment. The evidence for both under-provision of
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authority which was some distance away. Local authority services Pressure on budgets, and the aim of improving access, is driving many local authorities to promote online services. While we have not carried ... report changes and some do not provide paper forms. The local authority may offer support through a home visit or telephone call, but we have also heard of cases where people are encouraged to get help from
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users may be unaware they are not seeing the whole market, and so may miss out on good deals. Multi-homing is unrealistic for many new or unconfident users. The CMA should look at possible solutions, including ... paying more than before. Examples include paying more for energy than expected due to losing the Warm Home Discount rebate or through inaccurate consumption estimates on the part of the DCT (better use of
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Creating an age friendly Wales Improving domiciliary care for older people in Wales. The view of Age Cymru Creating an age friendly Wales Social care
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See family at least once a month 43% 76% Would turn to a friend if ill and needed help around the home 52% (women) 42% (men) 19% (women) 14% (men) Never take exercise 13% 28% Smoker 12% 20% (Social class ... less likely to see a partner, children or family as a source of financial support.9 Lower levels of home ownership for LGB individuals may however mean that they are less likely to have available housing
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can access the right information, when I need it, in the way I want it and use this to manage and improve my wellbeing. I am treated with dignity and respect and treat others the same. My voice
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Infrastructure and Skills Committee May 2019 Introduction Age Cymru is the leading charity working to improve the lives of all older people in Wales. We believe older people should be able to lead healthy and ... Government’s aim is for credit unions to cover 6% of the population by 2020. This has the potential to improve access to financial products and services for older people in communities, and the needs of older
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carers of people living with dementia, and carers of people who have now moved to live in a care home. A number of resources have been created to provide information and signposting to carers, such as ... thriving Welsh language • a globally responsible Wales. These goals have been put in place to improve the social, economic, environmental, and cultural well-being of Wales. They’re contained in law
