SOLLA
Peter Moore
SOLLA Accredited Senior Adviser specialising in Long-Term Care
Planning for the cost of long-term care can be one of the most difficult financial decisions an individual or family must make. Whether care is required at home or in a residential setting, understanding how it can be funded and how it may affect your wider financial position is essential.
Peter Moore is a fully accredited SOLLA Senior Adviser, specialising in later life financial planning and long-term care. He provides clear, personalised advice to individuals and families who are facing the financial implications of care, helping them understand their options and make informed decisions with confidence.
Peter understands that long-term care planning is about much more than simply meeting care fees. It is about balancing the need to fund appropriate care with the desire to retain financial independence, protect a spouse or partner where possible, and preserve wealth for the people and causes that matter most.
Specialist advice when you need it most
Peter can help clients consider a range of issues, including:
- How long-term care can be funded
- The financial implications of care at home or in a care home
- The role of savings, investments, pensions and other assets in meeting care costs
- Whether specialist care funding solutions may be appropriate
- The potential impact of care fees on your wider financial plan
- How to structure finances to provide sustainable income for care
- How care planning fits alongside retirement and estate planning
- Protecting and preserving wealth for beneficiaries where possible
All families circumstances are different. Peter takes the time to understand what matters to you, your financial position and your objectives before providing advice tailored to your individual needs.
Planning for care while protecting your legacy
For many people, the financial impact of long-term care is closely connected to their wider concerns about the wealth they hope to leave behind.
Care fees can potentially reduce the value of an estate over time, making it important to consider care funding alongside your broader financial and estate planning objectives.
Peter works with clients to create a joined-up strategy that considers both funding the care you may need today and preserving the financial legacy you want to leave tomorrow. This may include considering the needs of a spouse or partner, children and other beneficiaries as part of the overall financial planning process.
The aim is not simply to minimise the cost of care, but to help you make informed decisions that balance quality of care, financial security and your wider family objectives.
The reassurance of SOLLA accreditation
As a SOLLA Accredited Senior Adviser, Peter has demonstrated specialist knowledge and competence in advising clients in later life.
SOLLA accreditation provides reassurance that Peter understands the financial, practical and emotional considerations that can arise as people grow older, including the complexities associated with funding long-term care.
For clients and their families, this means having access to an adviser who can provide specialist guidance at an important and often challenging stage of life.
A personal approach to later life planning
Peter believes that good long-term care advice starts with listening. Decisions around care can involve families, significant assets and deeply personal choices, so he takes a calm, straightforward and compassionate approach.
Whether you are planning for the possibility of needing care, supporting a parent or loved one, or already facing care costs, Peter can help you understand your financial options and establish a plan for the future.
If you are considering the financial implications of long-term care, speaking to a specialist adviser can help you make decisions with greater clarity and confidence.
