£72,000 cap

Commentary – Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.2.1

Asset protection trusts

Commentary – Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 27.2.5Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 34.4.4

Current system of paying for care home etc.

Commentary – Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.2.1

Deferred payment agreements

Commentary – Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.3.1

Deprivation of assets rule

Commentary – Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.2.2Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.5

Eligibility criteria

Commentary – Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.2.1

Generally

Commentary – Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.1

Gifting the house to avoid care costs

Commentary – Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.4Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.5.2

Government consultation

Commentary – Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.2.2

Investment bonds

Commentary – Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.2.3

Joint ownership

Commentary – Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.3.2Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.3.3

Local authority assessments

Commentary – Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.3.1

Means testing

Commentary – Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.2

Pension changes: impact on care costs

Commentary – Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.2.2

Pension funds

Commentary – Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 27.2.5Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.2.2

Planning

Commentary – Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.6

Private residence

Commentary – Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.3

Proposals for change (Dilnot)

Commentary – Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.2.1

Residence nil rate band

Commentary – Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.6.3

Universal deferred payment agreements

Commentary – Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.2.1Woolley on Financial Planning with Trusts 35.3.1