Category Archives: Aged Care Insights
Ignore the third stage of retirement planning at your peril
Retirement is often thought of as a time for leisure and travel, but it’s crucial to plan for all stages of retirement, including the frailty years. This article highlights the importance of preparing for health care costs, quality of care, and aged care expenses to ensure financial stability throughout retirement. Continue reading
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Tagged Age Pension, Aged Care, Annuities, Financial Planning, Frailty Years, Health Care Costs, Longevity Risk, Quality of Care, Residential Aged Care, Retirement Planning, Superannuation
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Planning ahead for aged care
With the Australian population over 70 expected to reach nearly four million in the next 20 years, aged care planning is becoming increasingly important. This article covers the essentials of the aged care system, government support, fee structures, and the importance of early planning and open discussion within families. Continue reading
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Tagged ACAT, Aged Care, Aged Care Fees, Aged Care System, Elderly Care, Family Planning, Government Support, My Aged Care, Retirement Planning, Senior Living
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How will Aged care impact your family?
As our population ages, the need for affordable and reliable aged care options becomes increasingly important. This article discusses key aspects of aged care, including home care, residential facilities, and government subsidies, to help you plan for your family’s future needs. Continue reading
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Tagged Aged Care, Aged Care Costs, Aged Care Planning, Elderly Care, Family Support, Government Subsidies, Home Care, Residential Care, Senior Living
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An important conversation with your parents (and your kids)
Talking about sensitive topics like finances, estate planning, and aged care with elderly relatives can be difficult. This article provides guidance on how to approach these important conversations, ensuring everyone’s wishes are respected and providing peace of mind for the entire family. Continue reading
Posted in Aged Care Insights, Elder Care, Estate Planning, Family Law, Financial Planning
Tagged Aged Care Arrangements, Elderly Care, Estate Planning, Family Communication, Financial Planning, Funeral Planning, Important Documents, Intergenerational Communication, Power of Attorney, Wills and Probate
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