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New UK Government checklist urges neighbours to plan for emergencies (opens the original)
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Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Households are being urged to take a few minutes now to prepare for emergencies - and to think beyond their own front door. New UK Government guidance says people should check basic safety measures at home, such as knowing how to turn off gas, electricity and water, testing smoke alarms and making sure insurance is up to date. It also advises residents to
UK adults warned of '£40,000' retirement costs (opens the original)
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Families face a lottery over the cost of care in later life, with the bill for looking after a couple in the most extreme cases potentially reaching £2million. The stark warning comes from Sir Andrew Dilnot, the expert whose landmark review has shaped the debate over how Britain should fund social care for more than a decade, speaking with the IFS. He said most people will need relatively little care, while a small proportion can face enormous costs after requiring years of support. In the most
Expert warning for families facing unexpected retirement costs (opens the original)
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Families face a frightening “lottery” over what it will cost to look after them in later life - and in the most extreme cases the bill for a couple could run to £2million. That warning comes from Sir Andrew Dilnot, whose landmark review has shaped the debate on how Britain should pay for social care for more than a decade, speaking with the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS). He says most people will need relatively little help, but a small minority could be hit with huge costs after years of su
Group of people in UK warned of '£30,000 shortfall' (opens the original)
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Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Millions of people who step up to care for a sick, disabled or elderly relative could be paying for it twice â once in the moment, and again years later when they reach retirement. New analysis suggests the long-term cost of unpaid caring can quietly erode pension pots, leaving some people facing a shortfall of as much as £30,000 compared with someone
Group of people in UK warned of '£30,000 shortfall' (opens the original)
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The warning comes as ministers continue to face anger over the Carer’s Allowance scandal(Image: MementoJpeg via Getty Images) Millions of people who step up to care for a sick, disabled or elderly relative could be paying for it twice – once in the moment, and again years later when they reach retirement. New analysis suggests the long-term cost of unpaid caring can quietly erode pension pots, leaving some people facing a shortfall of as much as £30,000 compared with someone who stayed in contin
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