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MP Calls for Overhaul of Social Care Funding Rules Based on King's Fund Research

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 17
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Ian Sollom MP has called on the government to overhaul social care funding rules. The MP argues that current rules, which require people with over £23,250 in savings or investments to pay the full cost of care, create a "savings trap" for working-age disabled adults. Research cited by Sollom, published by King's Fund, indicates the capital limit should be around £35,600 if adjusted for inflation since 2010/11.

From huntspost.co.uk

Why it matters

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The MP's campaign pressures the government to review the adult social care capital limit. This policy review could necessitate significant fiscal adjustments to the national budget.

From huntspost.co.uk

Who's involved

  • Ian SollomMember of Parliament calling for the overhaul of social care funding rules.
  • governmentThe body being urged to review and overhaul social care funding rules.
  • King's FundOrganization that published research cited regarding the appropriate capital limit.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • The Department of Health and Social Care could face regulatory pressure to overhaul core social care funding rules.

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    The government could face regulatory pressure regarding social care funding rules.

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