Caring for the elderly is an issue facing millions of people. Families often need help with managing elderly relatives’ financial affairs and long-term care. Individuals need to plan for their own old age. This is not just a question of paying into (or drawing) a pension. There are many other aspects you should consider, for example:
- putting a Power of Attorney in place before you become unable to manage your own affairs
- financial planning
- making arrangements to pay for help and care home fees.
- inheritance tax planning
- making or changing a Will in order to reflect changes in your family
- trusts
Whether you are planning for yourself or a close family member, we can handle the day-to-day aspects of making payments and dealing with finances, and the longer-term aspects of making sure the resources are in place to cover changing needs.
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Do you need help with Later Life Issues?
10 February 2012
The starting points for thinking about the need for additional assistance at home or in care can be different. For some people the decision is as a result of a medical condition or hospital admission but for others more fortunate, they can plan things themselves.
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