Long Term Care Planning and Advice

Confused about how to pay for care – DON'T BE

When you are faced with arranging long term care for your spouse or relative, you will come up against a host of strange terms such as:

Long term care annuities, capital thresholds, means test, deferred payments scheme, tariff income, registered nursing care contribution, 12 weeks property disregard, NHS continuing Care.

This can easily mean that you fail to claim all the benefits you are entitled to, and without professional care fees planning, the cost of care home fees eventually consuming much more of the persons hard earned savings than it needs to.

Don’t let this happen to you!

Get Professional Care Fees Advice Today

Help protect your savings, speak to our long term care specialist today about how all long term care financing strategies; including the Deferred Payments Scheme and Long Term Care Annuities or Long Term Care Insurances, can help protect your hard earned capital.

With annual care fees costing between £25,000 - £43,472 a year, depending where you live, (Saga's first annual Cost of Care Report 2008/2009), it will pay to get clear, concise and independent care fees advice, so you can make your decision on the best way to fund long term care home fees. Not only will our care fees specialist offer you clear and concise advice, but after an initial meeting we will:

• Check to ensure there is no entitlement to free NHS Continuing care.
• Check all State Benefits you are entitled to have been claimed.
• Calculate what the shortfall in care fees will be.
• Obtain independent quotes from all the long term care annuity providers.
• Provide you with a detailed personal report outlining the best funding options.

Advice on Care is based in Berkshire, but offers personal long term care advice nationally. So whether you are faced with funding long term care for your spouse or relative in England, Scotland or Wales and would like to spend more time on looking after the welfare of the person needing care rather than worrying about the complexities of long term care funding, complete our simple online enquiry form and our experienced long term care adviser will call you back as soon as possible to chat through your requirements a little further.