Finding Sources of Money for Care: Funding Long Term Care at HomeLive-in care is expensive, but there are sources of money for care you can claim to help you pay for the live-in care you need. Attendance Allowance can be claimed for care at home. This is not means tested so you are able to claim the allowance regardless of how much money you have. The weekly allowance ranges from the lower rate of £47.80 per week to the higher rate of £71.40 per week. Other sources of funding may be obtained from the NHS, you local authority, the Independent Living Fund or from various other funding methods such as eg. buying payment plans to cover care costs. However it does depend on why you need care, the funding available in your area, and your financial means. If you're thinking about planning long term care, here are some examples of the most common financial questions you may be asking:
Although there are many sources of information and help on this subject, we are aware of an Independent Financial Adviser who is experienced in this field and are happy to provide his contact details for you here: Danny Cashley, Cert PFS Certs CII (MP & ER) Here are some more useful links on money for care... home | about us | contact us | care FAQ | terms & conditions | privacy policy | care links service-user-access-form.pdf | litigation services | second hand store Able Community Care Opening Hours: 9:00am - 4:00pm GMT, Monday to Friday Tel: +44 (0)1603 764567 | Fax: +44 (0)1603 761655 | Email: ablemg@aol.com © Able Community Care | VAT number 552696317 | Proprietor: Angela Gifford |