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Transferring Appointeeships from a National Care Provider
Transferring Appointeeships Money Carer was approached by the Group Finance Director of a large care provider charity who had concerns about them…
Co-OrdinatingA Mediterranean Cruise of a Lifetime for John
The Challenge John, is a 78 year old gentleman with memory problems and is supported to live as independently as possible in…
How Money Carer Is Supporting Learning Disability Charities with Corporate Appointeeships
Across the UK, many learning disability charities take on the enormous responsibility of acting as corporate appointees for the people they support….
The Case for Biometric Carer Cards for DWP Appointees, Deputys and those with an Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)
Across the UK, thousands of appointees, deputies, and attorneys under Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) manage money for people who can’t do…
The Impact of FCA Rules on Co-mingled Client Funds in the Direct Payments Sector
Overview Recent Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) scrutiny of how organisations manage client funds has important implications for the direct payments sector. Although…
Who can be a deputy for property and finances?
The minimum age requirement for deputies is 18. Close relatives or friends of the individual typically take on the role of deputy….
Can the Court of Protection recommend a deputy?
Anyone with an understanding of a vulnerable person’s situation, who believes they may require some additional support, can recommend individuals who may…
Can a social worker recommend a deputy?
Those with a close understanding of a vulnerable person’s situation, who believes they require some additional support, can recommend individuals who may…
What are the responsibilities of a deputy?
After the court appoints a deputy, they must fulfil a range of responsibilities. Deputies must do this to ensure they are acting…
Can a deputyship be temporary?
Deputyship can be authorised on a temporary or permanent basis. This is especially useful when urgent decisions must be made on behalf…