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policy@ageuk.org.uk www.ageuk.org.uk Age UK is a charitable company limited by guarantee and registered in England (registered charity number 1128267 and registered company number 6825798). The registered address ... WC1H 9NA. 2 About this consultation Following the introduction of greater flexibility in pension decumulation in April 2015, this consultation explores how the Government can extend some of these flexibilities
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AgeUKIG44 How to stay driving safely. In the driving seat. 2 We’d love to hear from you. 1) Join our Readers’ Panel. Have your say and be involved in updating our guides by joining our Readers’ Panel ... www.ageuk.org.uk/readers-panel. 2) Tell us your story. Have you been affected by any of the issues in this guide? Has Age UK’s information and advice helped? If so, we’d love to hear from you to provide
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Inequality 14 Footnotes 17 Welcome to the second edition of Age UK’s Economic Tracker. In the course of our work with people in later life, it has become apparent that there is no accessible resource that summaries ... trends and the views of older people to give a concise picture of the economic situation for those in later life. Since our first edition, the UK economy and economic policy have given us food for thought
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people through Attendance Allowance (AA) to councils in England, as part of a consultation on business rates. Currently 1.23 million people age 65+ in England receive AA, so although the consultation says ... would be protected any change could have major implications for disabled older people who need support in the future. So far, the Government has not provided any information about the likely impact of any
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innate value in themselves, regardless of their age or other personal characteristics. Nevertheless, it is sometimes helpful to quantify the size of the contributions that are made by older people in order to ... raising of the State Pension Age mean that continuing to work is a financial imperative. The increase in employment rates among older workers over the past few years is welcome but does not tell the full
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Poverty in later life – the facts August 2017 Introduction This briefing looks at how we define poverty and gives information about older people living on a low income: the extent of poverty in later ... by poverty? We consider people to be living in poverty when their resources are not enough to meet their basic needs and also to allow them to take part in society.i This could mean struggling to cover
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provide help towards the cost of a wheelchair or housing adaptations. There are many charities and trusts in the UK. Some may only support particular groups, while others will consider helping anyone. Each charity ... Contact Turn2us to find out what certain charities can help with. The Guide to Grants for Individuals in Need guidebook may be available from your local library Funeral Payments can help towards burial or
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or professional adviser. Thank you for your support. Send, or give, a copy of the will and codicil (in a sealed envelope, if you prefer) to your executor or other trusted friend, with a note indicating ... said charity. 02 In all other respects I confirm my said will and any existing codicils thereto. Signed Date Signed by the above named testator in our joint presence and then by us in his/hers. Witness
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with Age Cymru - the HOPE Project. Having previously worked in a support role I thought this might be something I would be interested in doing. Therefore, I contacted Age Cymru and so began my journey ... found enjoyable, challenging and stimulating in equal measure. For a start my efficiency with Zoom has had to increase exponentially! The joy of volunteering in a global pandemic! I’ve never felt unsupported
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contact: Suzy Webster, Care Home Network Manager suzy.webster@agecymru.org.uk 1. I agree to take part in the Tell Me More project on Zoom (or other virtual platform) 2. I agree that any information collected ... including voice recordings and photographs. 3. I agree that the information gathered could be used in a short film/ animation describing the experiences of care home residents during the Covid Pandemic
