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Thank you to everybody who replied and the resources provided. Much appreciated!1
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First post made resurrecting a thread from over a year ago, with a link to what I suspect is mr website tip’s own company.mr_website_tips123 said:There's a good article that explains the different capital limits here (link deleted)
You may already be aware but if your mum has a primary health need then she might be eligible for Continuing Healthcare, which means that your care home fees could be fully funded by the local authority/ NHS regardless of how much you are your mum have in savings
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Post deleted.Notepad_Phil said:
Hi @Pollycat the decidedly dodgy post has now been reported out of existence, so you may want to delete the name of the company etc from your post to ensure there's no residual benefit from the post.0
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