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  1. Ordinary power of attorney

    a legal document that gives someone  you choose  the power to make decisions regarding finances  and property on your behalf while you still have mental capacity .  If you lose capacity ... automatically becomes invalid.   An OPA can be useful if you need someone to look after your finances temporarily, or when having someone to act on your behalf would make things easier for

  2. NHS continuing healthcare

    months and then at least every year. The primary purpose of the review should be to make sure your care plan is still suitable and meet your needs. It's expected that in most cases there'll be no need to reassess ... least once every year. Joint packages of care If you are not eligible for NHS CHC but you still have health needs, the NHS may pay for part of your care package. If you have a joint health and social care

  3. Arthritis: symptoms, treatment & support

    Arthritis is a common condition which causes joint pain and inflammation. If you have arthritis, we can point you in the direction of the support available to you and the things you can do to help make ... little easier. Symptoms of arthritis include pain and stiffness in your joints, inflammation around the joints and limited joint movement. There are many different types of arthritis, each with different

  4. Your money matters

    to. Last year, our information and advice helped 6 million people to make decisions about their finances and helped them find out if they're missing out on money. Support is just a phone call away Age ... side with older people on the issues that matter to them. Lots of these issues have an impact on finances – from the cost of living to the State Pension triple lock. Together, our campaign wins help

  5. Financial services

    Information about Age UK financial services products

  6. Health and safety while fundraising

    can use these to help organise your event, depending on the size and type of fundraiser you are planning. Although Age UK is not ultimately responsible for your fundraising and can’t accept any liability ... questions. We’ll be happy to help! Plan ahead Depending on your event, you may need to arrange necessary permits and safety checks. It's always a good idea to plan ahead before your fundraising starts

  7. Thinking about end of life information guide

    But it’s a good idea to give yourself time to think and talk through all of your options. Planning ahead can make you feel more in control and gives yourself and your loved ones peace of mind that ... end of your life. It includes: how to start conversations with family and friends making a will planning your funeral writing an advance statement of wishes definitions of key terms that come up often

  8. How to be an executor information guide

    turn to for help if you need it. It covers: what an executor is registering the death sorting out finances paying any Inheritance Tax. It also lists useful organisations that you can contact for practical

  9. Keeping your fundraising safe and legal

    you will be responsible for carrying it out safely. Here are some things you should consider when planning your fundraising: Insurance If your event involves the public it is likely that you will need to ... event carried out in aid of Age UK will not be covered by Age UK insurance. Food and drink If you plan to have food available at your event then you’ll need to ensure it’s safe. Check out the

  10. Live a little with Howard Jacobson

    intellectual is better placed than ever to write about finding love in later life. “It was never the plan,” he tells us. “When I’m writing I just jump in and see what happens.” Howard didn’t have his first ... ageing,” admits Howard. “I’ve enjoyed the whole experience of ageing, apart from the stiffness in the joints and the difficulty I have getting out of a taxi. Or getting up from a table. Or the need to always

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