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workers to remain in the labour market.3 When discussing the ‘recently retired’ this briefing note will typically focus on those groups within 10 years of reaching SPA (currently 61 and over for women, ... approaching SPA will experience a diverse range of circumstances across a range of areas including wealth, income, employment, family circumstances and housing tenure. These factors will all interact to
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difficulty in getting a GP appointment. We hope that this report will help councils focus on those areas that need improving. But we also hope that it will encourage councils to share the good practices that are
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Armed Forces from 1 April 1975 were automatically enrolled into the Armed Forces pension scheme and will have paid regular contributions from their wages towards a final pension pot which, if they are eligible ... pension, they’ll just need to call the Veteran’s Welfare Service on 0800 0853600. The team will take them through some simple questions, tell them if they might be eligible and help with their application
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completing a form and returning it to your employer or pension provider. If you opt out, your employer will be required to re-enrol you every three years, at which time you’ll need to opt out again if you don’t ... live on for most people. You can usually choose someone, such as your spouse, family or friends, who will get your pension pot if you die before reaching your scheme’s pension age. You usually need to do
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complaint with regard to third party material on this Site, it will review the matter and remove material at its sole discretion. Age Cymru will have no further liability to either party in such instance. ... does not warrant that the functions contained in the material in this Site will be uninterrupted or error free, that defects will be corrected, or that this Site or the server that makes it available are
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most often perpetrated by trusted people and those who have a relationship with the person. Age Cymru will not tolerate any form of abuse and believes that people should be able to live in an environment which
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Our dementia advocacy project supports anyone 18+ living in Wales with a diagnosis of dementia. How will my Dementia Advocate help? Working with one of our dementia advocates could mean you: • Understand
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life. Changes to local public services, as a result of spending cuts and public services reform, will have a significant impact on older people, many of whom rely on these services to help them continue ... government repealing duties and guidance, and others introducing new arrangements. Local public bodies will therefore need to make their own firm commitment to investing in meaningful dialogue with residents
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are specifically targeted. We want to help create barriers that keep scams away from people. This will not be easy and we believe working in partnership is essential so we can share our knowledge of financial
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caring for someone at home but aren’t sure who to contact, they can contact their local council who will be able to help them and assess any social care needs they might have. For more information about
