Care homes for dementia - fees advice wanted!

By Minitoots
March 11, 2013 in The Family Room Discussion

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Posted March 11, 2013

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Posted March 11, 2013

My Mother-in-law is going to have to move from her sheltered housing to a care home specialising in dementia very soon. She has a house which we're trying to do up but it's in Kent, and won?t be rented or sold in time to start paying these massive fees, so we've no idea where to start!

We're looking for an advisor who has knowledge of tax info re the most cost effective way of paying care home fees, etc - maybe an accountant rather than a financial adviser as they are always trying to sell something! She is based in Kent but we live in SE22.

If anyone who has been in a similar position has any advice, that would be great, thanks!

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