Have you received a letter from your bank or building society advising they will no longer...

  The way savings are taxed is changing in April 2016 and while it will be...

Parents across the United Kingdom are having to use their savings to financially support their grown...

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

Depending on the kinds of difficulties someone’s having with their finances, the help you could provide might involve anything from helping them with bills and paperwork and assisting with their day-to-day money, through to taking on a lasting power of attorney.

We answer some of the key questions about funerals What should I do if a relative...

Severe cold snaps can have dramatic effects on everyday life, especially for the elderly. Cold and wintry conditions can...

There could be a multitude of reasons why someone wants you to step in and help...

One of the biggest misconceptions about state-of-the-art technology is that it is solely reserved for the...

If your elderly relative has been in hospital, it should be good news when they are...

NHS continuing care is care that is arranged and funded by the NHS free of charge outside of...

Continuing  Healthcare can be defined as care provided over an extended period of time, to a...

Research has revealed* that more than £5 billion of means-tested benefits go unclaimed by retired people...

A recent Money Advice Service report into the “sandwich generation” revealed how squeezed people who provide...

Care funding Once the person has been assessed, the local authority can charge for the services...

You may be able to stay at home longer if your house is adapted to meet your care needs. And there’s financial support available.

Making savings is never easy, but if you use our cut back calculator, it can help...

The steps you need to take to close your bank account vary depending on where you bank and what type of account you have. There are also certain things to think about before you go ahead. Use our plan to make sure that you haven’t overlooked anything.

Paying for care can be a minefield, so we are here to help you calculate what...

David King writes about handling his mother-in-law’s finances I have been officially appointed as the “Financial...

It can be tempting to consider gifting assets to avoid paying for care, but beware of...

Carrying forward debt into retirement is a dilemma which many people face. At a time in...

When your parents age and you have to start dealing with the problem associated with old...

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

Care is expensive, but there are ways in which you can make your care budget go...

New rules on tax on dividends came out on 6th April 2016, changing the way this...

People are living longer, but unfortunately, many live for longer in ill-health as well. Whether you...

You may have heard various stories around the subject of equity release, but what do these...

If you pay tax, using gift aid when you donate money to a charity is a...

Few of us can afford to pay the high cost of long-term care out of our...