If you’re over 60, a homeowner and you need to finance your long-term care, then a lifetime mortgage might be a suitable way for you to release some of the money tied up in your property. Take care though – these schemes don’t offer the best value for money, so they tend to be regarded as a last resort for homeowners.
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Caring for Carers
Different ways to get additional support for carers Are you a carer for your ageing parent?...
How to cater well for people in care homes
One of the most important factors that can affect the happiness of a care home is...
How to discuss care issues with an older parent
It’s so important to talk to your parent about care issues, so that you can: Understand...
On-line innovations enhance elderly social care
Shirley Ayres discusses her views on digital technology to enhance social care There has been considerable debate about the role...
Financial advice on funding elderly long-term care
We all need a little unbiased, expert advice from time to time, and there’s no more important time than when you’re working out how to pay for long-term care – for yourself or a loved one. Read on to find out what an independent care-fees adviser can do for you, how they are paid and how to go about choosing one that’s right for you.
What are Community Care Assessments?
It may be getting to the stage when your parent or relative is finding it difficult...
Care home fees and protecting your parent’s home
Leaving a financial legacy to children, or to a charity is a common wish for many...
Dimbleby Cancer Care Charity
Dimbleby Cancer Care was set up in 1966 in memory of broadcaster Richard Dimbleby and is based...
Practical steps to consider for funding elderly care
Trying to make sensible decisions about how to fund care is very difficult, especially when you...
Top tips on choosing right care home
The key criteria for choosing the right home 1. Take as much time as you can...
Investment bonds to pay for long-term elderly care
Investment bonds are not considered the best option to pay for your long-term care. There is no guarantee that the return from your investment will meet your care costs and you have to tie up your money for a long time. However, in some circumstances they can be helpful. Read on to find out more and consider the pros and cons.
What is live-in homecare?
When it comes to caring for an elderly parent, we all want to ensure they are...
Care options to enable right choices for elderly
The majority of us will need to help our parents find the right care for them...
Top tips to complain about elderly care
Making a complaint to any organisation can be difficult, time consuming and stressful, so these tips...
Issues facing family carers of elderly
Caring for ageing parents can put a huge strain on families, particularly those people who may...
Practical tips to get elderly parent best care
P has been keeping a close eye on his 90 year old mother for the last...
How to get help paying for care home fees
If you’re wondering how you can get help with your care home fees, this helpful guide...
myageingparent.com talks to Channel 5 about home care problems
We spoke to Matt Barbet at Channel 5 about the inadequacies of short home care visits...
Overview of Elderly Care Fees
Care fees and funding is a very complex and confusing area. You and your parent may...
What are Personal Care Plans?
When our parents need long-term care, whether care is delivered in their own home or a...
myageingparent.com talks to Radio Tees about who cares for elderly childless people
Listen to our interview on Radio Tess with Mike Parr, where we discuss how older people...
7 tests of a good care home
A crisis has happened either unexpectedly or, more likely, has built up over a period of...
How coaching can help carers of elderly
What is Coaching? Coaching helps you handle what life throws at you Sometimes things gets tough…...
myageingparent.com spoke to Sky news about care home closures
myageingparent.com spoke to Sky news about care home closures, why they are sometimes necessary and how...
How to alleviate carer stress
Being a carer is tough and sometimes you really need to take a break, even if...
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