As an affiliate member of SOLLA, Country Cousins understands the importance of ensuring families have all the information they need to make informed decisions about care funding.
The complexities of the many decisions you or your family may need to face when looking at issues such as care funding matters or whether equity release is the right thing for you, need careful and considered advice. Good financial advice should help you make clear and informed decisions knowing that you have had the information and choices presented to you in a way that helps you make the best choices and decisions for you or for a family member.
To find a SOLLA Adviser please visit the SOLLA website where you can search for an adviser who is local and can ensure you have the peace of mind that you are making the right financial choices to secure your future.
Find out more: https://societyoflaterlifeadvisers.co.uk/
Accredited financial advisors offer expertise in later-life financial matter, including:
- Retirement planning, including pensions and annuities
- Funding care
- Equity release and other property options
- Saving and investments
- Tax planning
- Estate and wealth management planning
The Society of Later Life Advisers is committed to:
- Promoting and raising awareness amongst people, their families and professional advisers of financial issues faced in retirement and later life
- Building relationships with statutory and voluntary agencies, charities, housing and social care providers, financial service firms and those organisations who are involved in the financial wellbeing of those in later life
- Raising the standards of practice of those engaged in advising older people by promoting the highest levels of professionalism in financial advice
- Identifying and developing best practice by the provision of high quality training and the distribution of the latest information and know how in later life issues
- Acting as a source of technical excellence for later life advisers
- Actively inputting into legislative and policy changes and contributing to debates on policy
