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Do you have to sell your house to pay for care in Scotland?

In Scotland, while free personal and nursing care is provided for assessed needs, the cost of accommodation in a care home must be met by the individual if their assets exceed a certain threshold. The good news is that you may not have to sell your house to pay for care in Scotland, thanks to specific property disregard rules and deferred payment options.

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Can the government take your house to pay for care in the UK?

Facing care costs is a reality for many, with some residential care fees reaching over £850 per week in the UK. Understanding the regulations is crucial, especially regarding whether the government can take your house to pay for care in the UK.

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What happens to my parents' house if they go into care in the UK?

When a person moves into a care home in the UK, a financial assessment is triggered to determine their ability to pay for care, which may include the value of their home. Understanding **what happens to my parents' house if they go into care in the UK** is crucial for future planning.

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