 FREE
Care Funding Advice Line: 0800 043 4036
Free Legal Helpline & Reduced Legal Fees
for Care & Nursing Homes
Tel: 0800 046 9458
Through our membership
with Symponia, the national association of care fees advisers,
we give care homes access to a free legal helpline and 25%
discount on work undertaken with Regulatory Legal LLP Solicitors.
This may be for a legislative
query a care home may have, including CQC questions, Local
Authority funding issues and CRAG interpretations, and possible
or impending complaints from residents or their representatives.
All care homes will be able to access the helpline
free of charge
As an additional benefit, if further legal work
is required, preferential rates have been negotiated for care
homes which are in relationship with Symponia or one of its
members.
28/07/10 Revision
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We may not always concur with data and opinions expressed
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secured upon it, this can include some forms of equity
release.
The FSA do not regulate some types of mortgage.
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of future returns.
- The price of bonds, properties
and shares, income from them and investments in them can
rise and fall.
- Investments in bonds, property
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least five years. Early surrender increases the risk of
the investor receiving back less than invested.
- Investments in capital protected
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provider and/or any guarantors to meet their liabilities.
A default on their part may mean that the investor receives
back less than invested.
- Tax concessions and legislation
may change and reduce the benefits of investments.
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