Investment scams are on the rise, especially amongst older people. Research from The Financial Conduct Authority...

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.

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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.

Changes introduced from 6 April 2015 allow people the flexibility to access their pension savings more...

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.

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Here’s a round up of the latest developments in savings options Premium bonds – The cap...

You need to find a way of self-financing your long-term care and you own a home that’s larger than you need. Could the answer be staring you in the face?

If you need a regular income to pay for care at home or in a care home, an immediate need care fee payment plan, or immediate care annuity as they’re also known, could be the answer.

Older people can present an attractive target for scammers and fraudsters Some older people are isolated and...

If you’re over 65, own your home and need to fund your long-term care, you may...

Tax can be very confusing, so here’s quick guide to help you help your elderly parent through the tax minefield:...

There are several options for paying for elderly care Full funding: NHS will fully fund care,...

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