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  1. Age UK Trading Personal Alarms

    You receive 1 month free every year when you pay annually by Direct Debit.* There is no long-term contract and you can cancel at any time. Order online or call Taking Care on 0800 011 3846 . Lines are open

  2. Paying for homecare

    Care services at home aren’t usually free. However, you may be entitled to help with the cost of homecare from your local council. Find out more from Age UK.

  3. LGBT+ rights

    Civil partners or married same-sex couples have the same rights in almost every area as heterosexual married couples. Find out more about your rights at Age UK.

  4. Financial jargon buster: financial terms explained

    of time you have to change your mind and get your money back after buying something or signing a contract. Check the paperwork to find out how long you have. Credit report A record of your past borrowing

  5. What does the Queen's Speech mean for you?

    commitment to examine markets which are not working for consumers. Many older people suffer when contracts are unfair or unclear or where switching provider is a complex process. 'Measures to help older

  6. Paying for residential care

    Care home fees can range hugely depending on the facilities or location of the home. Find out how to make residential home costs manageable from Age UK.

  7. The future of care for older people

    domiciled abroad, and numerous small ones, including family businesses. Because State funded care has contracted due to budget cuts about half of care home residents now pay for their own care and so have no

  8. FINAL Ageing in Coastal and Rural Communities.pdf

    commitment to addressing inequalities. This should include incorporating mandatory requirements within contracts on social value and looking at how to capture social value for in-house services and activity. •

  9. RB_July15_Researching_Age-Friendly_Communities.pdf

    range of parks, shops and public transport. As she has grown older her concept of her community has contracted to fewer shops and less frequent use of public transport. For her now, ‘her Whalley Range’ [neighbourhood]

  10. The way we pay - Jun 11 (PDF)

    heard of it. However, as the Department of Work and Pensions has awarded PayPoint and Citibank the contract for delivery of benefits to those recipients who remain unbanked, this may change. The importance

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