This webinar is free for RSC members to attend. It is funded by the Chemists' Community Fund and hosted with Better With Money Ltd.
Caring for a loved one not only impacts your emotional wellbeing and time but can negatively affect your financial situation too.
Whether you are thinking about long-term care for a loved one or yourself in later life, this webinar will give you the knowledge to understand how those decisions could affect your finances and what you can do to plan now.
During the webinar we will discuss:
This webinar will be one hour with an additional 15 minutes for questions.
Please note that attendance will be kept completely confidential.
To find out more about the support offered by the Chemists’ Community Fund, the benevolent Fund for RSC members, then please go to our website to get in touch.
This event will provide general guidance and an educational overview of the topic, it will not include the provision of financial or pensions advice.
If you are not able to attend this event live, then please register anyway, as we can send you a recording of the session afterwards.
This webinar is part of the Chemists’ Community Fund webinar series, which covers topics including identity theft, pensions and long-term care. Please find out more about the series by clicking on the link on this page or you can watch recordings of last years webinars.
The Chemists’ Community Fund is a benevolent fund that exists to provide support for RSC members in times of need - this could be support with access to state benefits, wellbeing support or even financial grants in times of financial hardship. You can find more information about the support we can offer members on the Chemists’ Community Fund web pages.
We want our events to be as accessible as possible to all members. Please let us know in advance if you have access needs we can accommodate, e.g. by providing captions or digital/text versions of webinar materials.
If you have any questions in advance of the webinar, please do get in touch with us directly by emailing ccfund@rsc.org.
Caring for a loved one not only impacts your emotional wellbeing and time but can negatively affect your financial situation too.
Whether you are thinking about long-term care for a loved one or yourself in later life, this webinar will give you the knowledge to understand how those decisions could affect your finances and what you can do to plan now.
During the webinar we will discuss:
- The cost of care
- Government support
- Options for paying for care
- Helping someone else to manage their money
- Wills and LPAs
This webinar will be one hour with an additional 15 minutes for questions.
Please note that attendance will be kept completely confidential.
To find out more about the support offered by the Chemists’ Community Fund, the benevolent Fund for RSC members, then please go to our website to get in touch.
This event will provide general guidance and an educational overview of the topic, it will not include the provision of financial or pensions advice.
If you are not able to attend this event live, then please register anyway, as we can send you a recording of the session afterwards.
This webinar is part of the Chemists’ Community Fund webinar series, which covers topics including identity theft, pensions and long-term care. Please find out more about the series by clicking on the link on this page or you can watch recordings of last years webinars.
The Chemists’ Community Fund is a benevolent fund that exists to provide support for RSC members in times of need - this could be support with access to state benefits, wellbeing support or even financial grants in times of financial hardship. You can find more information about the support we can offer members on the Chemists’ Community Fund web pages.
We want our events to be as accessible as possible to all members. Please let us know in advance if you have access needs we can accommodate, e.g. by providing captions or digital/text versions of webinar materials.
If you have any questions in advance of the webinar, please do get in touch with us directly by emailing ccfund@rsc.org.
