DO YOU NEED ASSISTANCE WITH YOUR LOVED ONE TRANSITIONING INTO AGED CARE?EARLY PLANNING AND GOOD ADVICE CAN MINIMISE THE STRESS FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
AGED CARE DOESN'T HAVE TO BE DIFFICULTLET US GUIDE YOU THROUGH THE FINANCIAL STEPS
Planning for Aged Care
Planning for aged care can be a stressful time. But early planning and good advice can help minimise the stress for you and your family.
You will face many personal and financial decisions as you make plans for you or your loved ones future. We can help you understand care options available to you, the costs associated with these options and best way to structure your finances to pay for the right level of care for you.
Getting the right information and advice now will help you or your loved ones future care, security and happiness.
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Talk to an Aged Care Professional
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Retirement Villages
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Home Care
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Residential Care
The guides below highlight the role of an adviser and value of getting professional advice, fees and choices you have available.
Covering the Cost of Residential Aged Care
Refundable Accommodation Deposits (RADs) Explained
To find out more about residential care options, contact us today.
Latest Aged Care News
Don’t panic – your starting fee may only be temporary
Cashflow planning is important when moving into aged care, but plans can be thrown into chaos if your first invoice shows much higher fees than expected. This article sheds light on interim fees. The first statement you receive when you move into residential aged care can be a shock, as fees might be far higher […] ..
Three Aged Care Mistakes You Should Avoid
Moving into residential aged care can be a stressful period with complicated rules, family conflicts and rushed timeframes. This can easily lead to mistakes, which can be costly and difficult to rectify. This article highlights three common mistakes and tips to avoid the traps 1. Rushing your decision The biggest expense you will face is […] ..
The Festive Season brings Families Together
When your family gathers over the festive season, it might present an opportunity to start planning for future care needs. Christmas is a time for families and the New Year is for resolutions. This year, combine the two by making a resolution to pay more attention to how your older parents are coping and start […] ..
Thought You Couldn’t Have Your Cake and Eat it Too?
The saying goes, you can’t have your cake and eat it too, but with a new brain-friendly cake perhaps you just can. With the Festive Season almost here, you might not want to think about the impact on your waistline. How often are we told that we should stop eating cake and sugar, to lose […] ..
Five Adjustments if your Spouse Moves to Care
Life is filled with changes. But with preparation and good advice, you may be able to manage the changes more effectively to minimise the stress. Watching your spouse’s health decline can be difficult and stressful. And if this decline results in a move to aged care, you will both be faced with a lot of […] ..