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Aged care financial planners — Setch Group

Planning for aged care involves emotional and financial complexities, but you don’t have to face them alone. At Setch Group, our experienced aged care financial planner team provides compassionate and practical advice to help you navigate this challenging time. From understanding government benefits to managing assets and optimising aged care costs, we offer tailored solutions to meet your family’s unique needs.

Why consider aged care financial planning

Aged care financial planners play an integral role in one of life's most challenging aspects. It is an emotional time for all concerned, and it can be brought on by an urgent situation. We are here to help our clients and their families with specialised aged care financial planning.

Although matters may be urgent and the decisions complex, we spend time understanding the situation and work carefully and closely with our clients and their families, developing aged care financial planning strategies to bring peace of mind.


Aged Care Financial Planner

Planning for aged care involves emotional and financial complexities, but you don’t have to face them alone. At Setch Group, our experienced aged care financial planner team provides compassionate and practical advice to help you navigate this challenging time. From understanding government benefits to managing assets and optimising aged care costs, we offer tailored solutions to meet your family’s unique needs.


Financial Adviser for Aged Care Services

The transition to aged care can be overwhelming, often prompted by urgent and unexpected circumstances. A trusted financial adviser for aged care ensures you can make informed decisions with clarity and confidence.

At Setch Group, we specialise in:

Evaluate Aged Care Options

We help you explore and compare aged care facilities to find the best fit for your needs, preferences, and budget.

Review Contracts and Costs

Our experts thoroughly assess contracts and terms to identify hidden costs and ensure transparency in financial commitments.

Maximise Government Benefits

We guide you in accessing Centrelink subsidies and other government entitlements to make aged care more affordable.

Align Estate Planning With Aged Care Strategies

We ensure your estate planning goals are coordinated seamlessly with your aged care financial strategies for long-term security.

Our aged care financial adviser team works closely with families to create tailored financial strategies, bringing peace of mind during this emotional journey.


Plan Ahead With an Aged Care Financial Planner You Can Trust

Every individual’s needs are unique, and our financial adviser aged care services are designed to address both immediate concerns and long-term objectives.

Our approach includes:

  • Asset and income assessment: Understanding your financial position to determine the best funding strategy.
  • Tax-efficient planning: Minimising tax liabilities while optimising resources for aged care.
  • Estate planning coordination: Aligning aged care costs with legacy goals.

Our aged care financial planning services extend beyond finances. We work with families to provide clarity on aged care documentation, terms, and the trade-offs involved in selecting the right facility.

Additionally, we offer ongoing support to adapt strategies as circumstances evolve, ensuring a holistic and sustainable approach to aged care planning.

Our expertise also integrates with related services, such as debt management plans in Australia and superannuation advisor solutions, to provide comprehensive financial support.


What Makes Setch Group Your Ideal Aged Care Financial Adviser?

At Setch Group, we combine compassion with expertise to guide families through aged care financial planning. By partnering with our aged care financial adviser team, you’ll benefit from:

  • Personalised advice tailored to your family’s needs and goals.
  • Clear and thorough reviews of aged care options and agreements.
  • Continuous support to adapt strategies as circumstances change.

Our clients value our ability to simplify complex decisions and deliver measurable results, even during emotionally challenging times.


Start Your Journey With an Aged Care Financial Planner

Contact Setch Group today to schedule a no-obligation consultation with our expert aged care financial planner team. Together, we’ll create a customised financial plan to secure the best possible care for your loved ones.

Life is a journey, it is unpredictable

How that journey unfolds for each person varies considerably. We use our experience to help you to make better financial decisions in unpredictable times and to ensure that changes in your circumstances, health crisis, divorce, inheritance, investments, are taken into consideration.
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Get to know our aged care financial planning strategies

Financial planning for aged care is unique in its process, as we first need to understand our clients' living needs and urgent financial considerations. We evaluate trade-offs for our clients and their families and facilitate the decision-making.

Aged care financial advice involves reviewing the aged care offerings and facilities with our client and their family, meticulously sifting through the aged care documentation and terms.

We understand how stressful this can be, which is why Setch Group takes a compassionate but professional approach to our aged care financial advice. Our financial advisors work to achieve your objectives through a collaborative and productive process.

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Utilise our expertise

Aged care financial advice involves a discreet yet thorough understanding of a person’s assets, liabilities, income and expenses while maintaining sensitivity to any dependents and all close relationships. Importantly, financial planning for aged care involves understanding and optimising your funds and government support such as Centrelink for our clients, who have spent their lives as Australians contributing to and building the country.

We understand that many matters will change once their loved one moves into aged care, but we help to manage and coordinate with our client and their family. Rest assured, our involvement is ongoing, so relevant follow-up decisions can be made with a developing history of the client and the family.

As Setch Group is a national practice with highly capable professionals, we leverage our national experience and knowledge base to gain an intricate understanding of the different localised aged care options and facilities.

An important aspect of aged care financial advice and the development of aged care financial planning strategies is understanding and implementing the estate planning goals and objectives given the cost of aged care, and our aged care financial planners keep this front of mind. We also take into account tax considerations.

Personalised Advice

Sophisticated Investment Strategies

Cost-Effective Solutions

Comprehensive Financial Education

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Aged care financial planning tailored to you

Take the first step towards securing your future in aged care. For aged care financial advice expertise and a sensitive approach, get in touch with the Setch Group financial advisors.

Case studies

Superannuation and Debt Management

Robert is 59 years old and single. He earns over $150,000 but still has a mortgage, a car loan and personal debt, and is somewhat exposed to rising interest rates.

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Mortgage, Investments and Insurance

Costa and Susan have two children and are in their early thirties. They have a mortgage and surplus savings, they are looking for ways to accumulate wealth and want to consider insurance.

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Retiring Early

Matthew is 49 years old and has children from a previous relationship. He has a house, a car, a boat and a motorbike but a low super balance.

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Portfolio Construction and Wealth Management

Peter and Aisha are in their 40s. Peter is in the construction industry but has not been happy with the performance of his superannuation. He notices that many of the large superannuation funds have investments in office buildings and is curious how infrastructure projects will perform financially as interest rates rise and the risks of these assets classes.

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Investments and Superannuation in the context of Relationship Separation

Sandra is 52 years old and has recently separated from her partner. Sandra owns a house with a mortgage from a previous relationship, and she owns a property with her recent ex-partner, and is looking for guidance in relation to the financial aspects of the separation and how to manage her investments and superannuation.

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Insurance and Wealth Accumulation

Robin and Noa have two young children and are 40 years old. Robin earns close to $90,000 and Noa earns close to $160,000. They have a mortgage and a personal loan, with monthly savings of about $750.

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Financial advice for Blended Families

Weng and Karen are 62 years old and 54 years old respectively and have non-dependent children from previous relationships. They have been divorced.

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Financial Advice for Young Families

Patrick is a devoted father with a young family. He has a solid income and wants his superannuation to work hard for his family’s future. Like many Australians, his superannuation contributions are directed to a fund selected by his employer, which includes basic insurance arrangements. Patrick's scenario is common for people with growing families.

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Wealth Accumulation including Ethical, Sustainable and Governance Investing

Thao is in her late twenties and single. She recently bought an apartment but is renting, and has an interest in wealth accumulation with an ESG theme. Further, one of her friends was in an accident and did not have insurance in place.

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Insurance

Brydon is 37 years old and has been working in the mining industry and contributing to a default superannuation fund offered by his employer. His family circumstances have changed significantly since he started working, in that he has a partner and two children.

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Frequently asked questions

Choosing the right facility involves considering location, care services, reputation, and personal preferences. Visiting facilities, consulting with a financial advisor for aged care, and understanding contracts can help ensure an informed decision.

Aged care funding can come from a combination of personal savings, government subsidies, and specialised financial products. Our financial adviser aged care team helps you explore these options and determine the best approach for your situation.

Planning for aged care costs begins with assessing your financial position and potential expenses. We provide tailored strategies to manage these costs effectively, ensuring resources are allocated optimally.

Aged care agreements outline the services provided and associated costs. Reviewing these documents with a financial or legal advisor ensures you understand your obligations, rights, and any hidden fees.

Our aged care financial planning services cover everything from optimising government benefits to creating tax-efficient funding strategies. We provide ongoing support to adjust plans as circumstances evolve, ensuring your loved one’s care is financially sustainable.

Our other services

Superannuation Investment and Portfolio Construction

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Superannuation and Wealth Accumulation

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Debt Management

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Pre-Retirement Planning

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