The new retirement freedoms introduced last April could have resulted in many people ignoring their future care costs when making […]

The government has published a new Dementia Atlas which has revealed care inequality across England. The Dementia Atlas has mapped […]

There are more care cuts to come, according to some new figures. The latest annual survey from The Association of […]

Elder abuse is a crime, but it often isn’t treated like one Elder abuse is defined by the World Health […]

One of the most common questions I get asked as a later life adviser is whether someone can make gifts […]

One of the biggest concerns we hear from clients with relatives moving into residential care homes is the rate of […]

How can retail financial services best change to meet long term care needs and serve an ageing population? That’s a […]

Putting equity release in context can sometimes be tricky, with the cash released from the value of homes often seen […]

Plans to transfer funding for Attendance Allowance to local authorities could result in this important benefit being capped in the […]

New figures published by the Equity Release Council have revealed that a record amount of housing wealth has been unlocked […]

On Friday morning I accepted a kind invitation from TWM Solicitors to join them at their Guildford offices for a […]

Informed Choice managing director Martin Bamford has become an Accredited Later Life Adviser. The Later Life Adviser Accreditation is the […]

The financial impact of a living wage on adult social care budgets for local authorities is likely to be significant. […]

As a Financial Planner with a particular interest in later life advice, it was interesting to hear plans for a […]

Earlier this year we wrote about the delay to a proposed lifetime care cap on the cost of social care. […]

My time as a Financial Planner is increasingly being spent helping guide clients through the challenge of care fees planning. […]

A new report from the International Longevity Centre (ILC-UK) has concluded that residential housing with flexible care provision can have […]

The cost of care fees is rising, up by 2.2% in the South East of England during the past year. […]

The introduction of a cap on care fees will be delayed until 2020, following an announcement from the Department of […]

An aging population is an important theme when it comes to Financial Planning. It’s also a hot topic for politicians, […]