Financing accommodation and care
Long term care provision is a topical subject these days and with good reason.
Long term care provision is a topical subject these days and with good reason.
Robin has over 30 years' experience of asset protection work and deals with all aspects including tax planning, wills, trusts and executry administration.
Information provided by the Association of British Insurers makes for some sobering reading and suggests that the topic will become even more prevalent in the years ahead:
With these statistics in mind, it's important to think about how you might fund care if you need it in the future. When care is needed, costs are brought sharply into focus, and it is possible to structure your finances in a way which provides you and your family with peace of mind.
Our advice focuses on two aspects. The first is understanding what costs are at the moment and are likely to be in the future. The second is structuring your finances to meet those costs.
Our team is experienced in both areas, and one of our unique qualities is that we have a team which includes financial advisors who are qualified to give advice on long term care.
Our team is made up of people with different skills. Our solicitors make sure that all of the legal aspects are covered, and they are supported by a team which has considerable experience in managing elderly clients and the issues they face. We also have a team of financial advisors with specialist qualifications in funding long term care. The team approach ensures that you and your family get clear and straightforward advice, and gives you peace of mind.
We offer a range of advice services for our clients, each of which has its own clear fee structure. Circumstances can change quickly, but we will always be transparent about fees and prior to starting work, we will agree a written cost with you for the proposed advice.