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   Does Lamont Johnson charge a fee to sell a care home?

   • No up-front fees or inflated commission rates. At Lamont Johnson our success in the discreet sale of Care Homes has been achieved through four decades of experience, gained by principal directors, Grayson and Dawn Taylor and is second to none in the care sector.

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   Who are Lamont Johnson?

   • about our personal and confidential service, call us now, without obligation. Lamont Johnson are second to none specialists in the discreet sale of care homes and land for C2 use nationwide.

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   How do I pay my care home fees?

   • Self-funders pay for their care a number of ways. These include selling their home or renting it out. People who sell their home can then pay their care home fees by investing the money, putting the money into a high-interest account or buying a care fee annuity. Will the local authority pay your care home fees?

   Care home fees | Who pays and do I have to sell my house?

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   Should I Sell my parents' house to pay for care home fees?

   • Get the right IFA for you today with our partners at Unbiased. You won’t have to sell your parents’ house to pay for care home fees if they only go into a care home for under 12 weeks, or if they have personal savings enough to cover their care home costs.

   How to avoid selling your house to pay for care - HomeOwners Alliance

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   How much do you pay upfront for a care home?

   • How much you pay upfront depends on things such as your age, health, annuity rates and your choice of care home. If you don’t need an immediate policy, you can get a deferred care fee payment plan to pay out from at an agreed point in the future. If the income from the plan is paid directly to the care home, it is tax free.

   Care home fees and your property - Independent Age

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   Should I Sell my House to pay for care?

   • You can avoid having to sell your house to pay for care if you or your spouse / partner (or qualifying dependants) want to continue living in your home. A qualifying dependant could be any of the following who also lives in your home: In short, you don’t have to worry about your nearest and dearest becoming homeless just because you need care.

   How to avoid selling your house to pay for care - HomeOwners Alliance

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   No up-front fees or inflated commission rates. Contact Us Today. Specialists in the Discreet Sale of Care Homes and Land for C2 Use Nationwide.

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   Our principal Directors have been appraising the value of and selling care homes for 39 and 33 years respectively, a combined 72 years of experience in this very specialised field. There are no upfront fees. Contact us Today.

5. www.carehome.co.uk › advice › who-pays-whatCare home fees | Who pays and do I have to sell my house?

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   • Who Will Pay Your Care Home Fees?
   • Paying Your Own Care Home Fees – Self-Funding
   • Benefits Self-Funders Can Claim in A Care Home
   • Will The Local Authority Pay Your Care Home Fees?
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   Around a half of care home residents aged 65 and over fund themselves and are referred to as self-funders and the other half of older people needing residential care are state-funded and are paid for by the local authority. Figures from the ONS (Office of National Statistics) show that between 2022-2023, care homes providing care for older people h...

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   If you are not sure whether you need to pay for your own care, you will need to get a care needs assessment and a financial assessmentdone by your local council which will determine whether you need to contribute anything to your residential care. 1. If you live in England and Northern Ireland and you have income and capital over £23,250 you will n...

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   There are certain benefits you can still claim in a care home and if you are a self-funder, you will still be able to claim your state pension and private pension. Self-funders aged 65 and over needing care and support will be able to claim Attendance Allowance. This is £72.65 a week. If you need help during the day and night, or if you are termina...

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   Your local authority will look at your income and your capital such as the value of your house as part of a financial assessment. 1. If you live in England and Northern Ireland and you have income and capital less than £14,250 you won’t have to pay for anything. 1. If you live in Scotland and have income and capital less than £21,250 you won’t have...

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   If you would like a more expensive care home than that chosen by the local authority, it may still agree to pay for it, providing a third party, such as a family member, friend or charity pays the extra. You, as the resident, cannot pay this extra amount, which is often referred to as a top-up fee. Here is a video which helps explain who will pay f...

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   Below are answers to some frequently asked questions about care home fees that you may find useful. 1. Care home funding England 2024 – carehome.co.uk advice 2. Who pays for care home fees when the money runs out? 3. Who is responsible for unpaid care home fees after death? 4. Do I have to sell a jointly owned property to pay for care home fees?

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6. caringuk.co.uk › are-you-thinking-of-sellingAre You Thinking of Selling - Caring UK

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   Jul 21, 2021 · And unlike some agents, whose tendency nowadays is to charge substantial upfront fees of £1,500 to £10,000 along with excessively expensive commission charges, we apply a fair and proportionate rate, with a NO SALE, NO FEE policy.

7. www.independentage.org › sites › defaultCare home fees and your property - Independent Age

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   If you’re moving to a care home permanently, you might be wondering whether you will need to sell your home to pay care home fees. This factsheet explains when you might need to consider this, and alternatives that might be available to you, such as deferred payment agreements.

8. hoa.org.uk › advice › guides-for-homeownersHow to avoid selling your house to pay for care

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   You won’t have to sell your parents’ house to pay for care home fees if they only go into a care home for under 12 weeks, or if they have personal savings enough to cover their care home costs.

9. www.carehome.co.uk › news › articleSelling your care home: A comprehensive guide

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   Mar 14, 2024 · The preparation stage is crucial in the sale of a care home. It involves getting your legal and financial documents in order, ensuring compliance with regulations, and making your business as attractive as possible to potential buyers.