My nan been in an dementia care home now for 4 years, self funded to the tune of £5200 a month so she has spent the best part of quarter of a million (£250k) on her care and now she is coming to the end of her cash and the threshold, both my grand parents paid in NI etc and get no help. My nan wasn't particularly wealthy lived in London sold her house for circa £300k and went to live with my mum before it got to much for her. The whole setup makes me pretty sick.
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The retirement age is going up to 70.Originally posted by xoggoth View PostAgree with several of the threads above even though they don't say the same thing. It is a really complex issue. Maybe it would help if there were more voluntary organisations so the many retired volunteers could help out with some aspects of elderly care. Obviously that would needs careful vetting.
Increasing numbers of women, who traditionally were the main personal carers in the family and community, work outside the home.
Where are these healthy retired volunteers going to come from to care for others?"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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The middle class brits as usual.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostWhere are you going to find these volunteers after Brexit?Comment
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There should be plenty of British oldies coming back from the EU to replace those feckless EU workers.Originally posted by vetran View PostThe middle class brits as usual.Comment
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Smart move keeping the value under the threshold for social care payments.Originally posted by AtW View PostI've got a luxury flat, so I'll be allright...
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Hmmm.......inneresting.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostSmart move keeping the value under the threshold for social care payments.

Did you know that it's not possiible to get a mortgage on a property located above a takeaway food premises?Comment
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They let AtW live there free because his squirrel army keep the cockroach population down!Originally posted by Pip in a Poke View PostHmmm.......inneresting.
Did you know that it's not possiible to get a mortgage on a property located above a takeaway food premises?Comment
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Can you insure for long term care needs?
It's a tough one. With people living longer and longer it's unsustainable. Hope the tories also vote for voluntary euthanasia...Comment
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