Yesterday I was at the LGG (Local Government Group) where Andrew Dilnot presented his report on Adult Social Care. He has chaired a commission looking into the future funding of care and support and has proposed a number of changes to be made especially around how people will have to pay. Currently there is an asset threshold of £23,250 above which you have to fully fund care needs. It is proposed to increase this limit to £100,000. It is also proposed that people should not have to pay more than £35,000 towards their costs in their lifetime. The stumbling block at the moment is how this will be paid for in the future. You can read the full report here.
Thursday, 14 July 2011
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