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Why Can't Those That Own Their Houses Pass Them On To Their Children If They Are Unfortunate To Go Into Care, During Their Final Years?
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It has taken these two hero's predicament to highlight once again the unfairness between those that have struggled to buy their homes and those who chose not to.
It has taken these two hero's predicament to highlight once again the unfairness between those that have struggled to buy their homes and those who chose not to.
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It's nothing to do with adult children not inheriting what they'd like; that's a 'red herring'; it's about the person needing health care, physical or mental, being asked to pay, and not being able to leave what is theirs to whomever they wish. One can try to split off some health care and rename it social care if one wishes, but it fools no one. It's still clearly...
12:44 Sat 10th Nov 2018
because the law says you have to pay for your own health care
care from the cradle to the grave went out years ago - didnt you notice as they took your rights away from you ?
by the way - this is one of Trump's election aims - to deprive people of health care they had under Obamacare - and golly dont they queue up to vote for him - the ones who are gonna have to pay more ...... much much more. Nowt so queer as folk
care from the cradle to the grave went out years ago - didnt you notice as they took your rights away from you ?
by the way - this is one of Trump's election aims - to deprive people of health care they had under Obamacare - and golly dont they queue up to vote for him - the ones who are gonna have to pay more ...... much much more. Nowt so queer as folk
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//That is a myth, the message on the bus was just a suggestion what some of the money we give over to the EU could be spent on. //
yes but the gullible parts of the population ( virtually the whole of the Ab readership ) swallowed it hook like and sinker)
so if you voted to brexit and dont like what it will entail
dont come crying to me
//That is a myth, the message on the bus was just a suggestion what some of the money we give over to the EU could be spent on. //
yes but the gullible parts of the population ( virtually the whole of the Ab readership ) swallowed it hook like and sinker)
so if you voted to brexit and dont like what it will entail
dont come crying to me
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The iniquity of this is that those who live a careful life are penalised while those who don't, have even spent their lives propped up by the rest of us, are the winners. Not necessarily to do with not having money either, I know lots of people from our field, teaching, where the use of money is quite different. If anyone should benefit from my careful stewardship my children should, not anyone else. If that sounds unfair in terms of pc, tough.
Mamy--Thank you.
Just had a thought . If he is much better now if he was to move back into his home he could probably fund Homecare ,at least for a while. He is paying an extortionate weekly amount where he is. Or he could get one of his children (aged over 60) or another relative to live in his home and then it wouldn't be taken off him.
Just had a thought . If he is much better now if he was to move back into his home he could probably fund Homecare ,at least for a while. He is paying an extortionate weekly amount where he is. Or he could get one of his children (aged over 60) or another relative to live in his home and then it wouldn't be taken off him.
I've always been a bit on the fence about this....until now...
My parents never owned a house.....dad died young and mother worked her socks off to buy a little house and save money.....that was against our wishes....we would rather she had spent more on herself but it was her choice.
She is now in a home......her savings and money from the sale of her house have all gone......to give her the same care as her once upon a time life long work shy no house or savings neighbour is getting in the same home.
My mother's state pension should pay for her care now and her savings and money from the sale of the house she paid for should have been hers to do with as she wished....
And no I am not saying it should have been for me.....I saw the will....I know that wasn't going to happen.
My parents never owned a house.....dad died young and mother worked her socks off to buy a little house and save money.....that was against our wishes....we would rather she had spent more on herself but it was her choice.
She is now in a home......her savings and money from the sale of her house have all gone......to give her the same care as her once upon a time life long work shy no house or savings neighbour is getting in the same home.
My mother's state pension should pay for her care now and her savings and money from the sale of the house she paid for should have been hers to do with as she wished....
And no I am not saying it should have been for me.....I saw the will....I know that wasn't going to happen.
zebo, penalized yes, having worked from 15, all hours any job any weather anywhere, i am very proud of our military past and present.
what gets me they show respect every year, then it's like they are forgotten for the rest of the year, pleasantries from the ultra rich
but meh after that, from the fallen to physically and mentally injured
but i hear oh they signed up for it...i may not be up to it physically
anymore..but i will swing for anyone who..derides our service men.
what gets me they show respect every year, then it's like they are forgotten for the rest of the year, pleasantries from the ultra rich
but meh after that, from the fallen to physically and mentally injured
but i hear oh they signed up for it...i may not be up to it physically
anymore..but i will swing for anyone who..derides our service men.
i dont think anyone is deriding service personnel in this thread (indeed, it's really about a wider issue around paying for care) it just so happens that the person involved in this story is an ex serviceman, but people all over the country are having to sell family homes all the time to pay for care
Could an 'age tax' be the answer?
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