Pay a single lump sum in return for monthly income paid towards your care fees after your chosen deferred period
If you or a relative are paying long-term care costs, you may be worried about how much you might need to pay over the long term. If you have access to a lump sum and want to be sure this will provide regular, guaranteed care payments for the rest of your life, having a Deferred Care Plan might be an option worth considering.
What is a Deferred Care Plan?
A Deferred Care Plan is a long term care insurance policy provided by National Friendly, in which you pay a single lump sum in return for monthly income paid towards your care fees for the rest of your life. The monthly income for care fees will start after a period of one year or two years – you choose this when you take out the policy.
We have partnered with a small number of firms which specialise in independent care funding. They can offer you an initial telephone consultation to discuss your requirements with you.
Call 0330 221 1172 and we’ll happily direct you to one of our preferred partners.
It's important to talk things over with a financial adviser with appropriate qualifications to discuss the policy with you.
If you are unable to cover care costs during the deferred period, you might want to consider our Immediate Care Plan. Click the button below to find out more.
We have partnered with a small number of firms which specialise in independent care funding. They can offer you an initial telephone consultation to discuss your requirements with you.
Call 0330 221 1172 and we’ll happily direct you to one of our preferred partners.
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