For financial advisers only. By the age of 50, half of us will be unpaid carers for an older relative. But how many of your clients have actually told you they’re carers? Watch Jacqueline Berry from My Care Consultant discuss the benefits of a care advice proposition.
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#LongTermCare #FinancalAdvice
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Discover the untapped benefits of a care advice proposition in our latest video. Mitch Miller, Senior Care Product Manager at Just, explores the value of early care conversations, the role of Just’s care funding solutions, and how we actively support advisers with specialist expertise and market-leading processes. Watch now.
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For financial advisers only. By 2035, it's estimated that people in later life will spend £20 billion privately on care. Here’s why offering advice on care could add value to your business. Mitch Miller, our Senior Care Product Manager, shares how you can guide clients through complex care decisions and provide lasting peace of mind through tailored funding plans.
Watch now. https://t.co/6Rgt9qXKTs #LongTermCare #FinancalAdvice
@RachelReevesMP Higher earners put large sums into pensions because effective tax rates become punitive once income moves past ~£100k. That’s a rational response to incentives. If government wants different behaviour, it needs to reform the tax system, not simply tax more.
For financial advisers only.
By 2035, it's estimated that people in later life will spend £20 billion privately on care. Here’s why offering advice on care could add value to your business. Mitch Miller, our Senior Care Product Manager, shares how you can guide clients through complex care decisions and provide lasting peace of mind through tailored funding plans. Watch now. https://t.co/XJxJ4ZWgOR
#LongTermCare #FinancalAdvice
Financial advisers, did you know the government estimates one in seven people will face care costs over £100,000? Ensure your clients are prepared. Read our 2024 Care Report for more insights: [insert link] #CarePlanning#FinancialAdvisers
Financial advisers, did you know the government estimates one in seven people will face care costs over £100,000? Ensure your clients are prepared. Read our 2024 Care Report for more insights.
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The Homecare Association @homecareassn is appalled the NHS is normalising inhumane treatment of frail, older people in hospital corridors.
The NHS often blames its woes on inadequate capacity in social care. In most places, there is enough capacity.
Many care providers avoid NHS work because fee rates are too low, ICBs don't pay bills on time & communication is poor.
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The #socialcare means test keeps on getting meaner. This is the 15th year in a row that the ‘upper threshold’ hasn’t risen in line with inflation, so more people will be forced to pay for their own care. And yet any prospect of reform is still years away. https://t.co/tGBn9IFgPr
An @NHSEngland spokesperson says “people are stuck on wards unable to be discharged”.
In most places, there is enough capacity in homecare and care homes.
Many homecare providers avoid NHS work, though, because fee rates are half what is needed to cover costs and many ICBs don’t pay invoices for months.
Communication with care providers is often poor, which is also a deterrent.
In places like Plymouth, fee rates for homecare have been too low for years - both NHS & council - so providers have to focus on private-pay work to remain afloat. Even then, it is marginal for many. It’s no wonder Derriford Hospital struggles.
We don’t need Darzi or Casey reviews to explain the problems. We need a government willing to address them.
@ShaunLintern@homecareassn
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