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  1. Paying for homecare

    help with the costs from your local council. We explain how to get started on getting the care you need and what sources of financial help are out there to help you with the costs.

  2. Help for Ukrainian nationals in the UK

    the State Pension age is currently 66 years old. This means that, if you're younger than this you need to make a claim for working age benefits, such as Universal Credit . If you and your partner are both ... require support with care needs, the first thing to do is ask your local council for a needs assessment. Your needs will be assessed to work out what support you require and how your needs will be met. 

  3. PPI complaints

    made by 29 August 2019. You won’t be able to claim money back for PPI however, here's what else you need to know from Age UK.

  4. It Doesn't Add Up - Cost of Living Crisis campaign

    People of all ages on low and modest incomes need help to meet rising costs now and cannot wait any longer. The Government must take immediate action to provide more financial support.

  5. Care that's right for you

    easy to navigate. Find out what we can do to make sure older people and carers get the support they need.

  6. Dating in later life

    Getting older doesn't mean that our need for closeness and companionship goes away. Read Age UK's online guide to dating for tips on how to meet someone new.

  7. Information for executors

    a gift to Age UK we can advise on payment of the gift and guidance on next steps. Here's what you need to do.

  8. Useful contacts information guide

    brings together the contact details of trusted organisations so that you know where to turn if you need advice or support – now or in the future.

  9. Help and support for people with dementia

    provide the support you need. Or you might be eligible for financial support that can give you some peace of mind. Whether you're already receiving support but you feel you need some more, you don't currently ... ask for a care needs assessment. They'll provide you with information and advice, look at what kind of help you need and decide what services could help.  This assessment will help to identify

  10. What to do when your caring role changes or ends

    be some practical and financial things to consider.  Over time, the person you care for might need more support than you can provide by yourself. If this happens, it's important that you think through ... you’ve been caring for deteriorates and you’re no longer able to provide all the care that they need, then it’s time to think about arranging a different system of care . The person you look after

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