Government care cap over the heads of many according to Saga
Almost (46%) of young workers agree that older employees should retire younger as they pose a threat to younger workers' career progression, a survey from KPMG reveals.
A teenager has been given permission to take Worcestershire County Council to a full Judicial Review over the use of a Maximum Expenditure Policy
The Queen has said the hoped-for long term care legislation, through the Health and Social Care Bill, is to be passed in the 2013/2014 Parliamentary session.
There is an urgent need to assess long term care in terms of the benefits it brings, rather than its costs, if funding allocation arguments in local councils are to be won, experts have said.
Symponia has called today's social care announcement "a clever pre-budget manoeuvre to create a seemingly positive headline and divert attention away from the ailing coalition, during Budget week."
Peter Barnett examines the consequences of the Governments Long Term Care announcement
Friends Life is launching of a suite of online tools for advisers to assist them in advising clients on long term care solutions, particularly those receiving or about to receive care.
The ‘real cost' for elderly care could be over £200,000 if government raise the care cap to £75,000, warns Partnership.
Since Andrew Dilnot published his Fairer Care Funding report in July 2011, much has been written and said about it by the press, by charities and by politicians on all sides.