HEALTH

Things are pretty grim for pensioners

Pensioners risk being condemned to the most miserable existence now cuts to crucial care and other local services are starting to bite, writes Independent Age's Andrew Kaye.

By Andrew Kaye | 12 March 2015

Pensioners have either won the generational lottery and been protected from the nasty effects of austerity. 

Or they are being condemned to the most miserable existence now cuts to crucial care and other local services are starting to bite. 

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Popular articles by Andrew Kaye

  1. 'Forward view' on elderly care
  2. 99% confidence rate sounds strangely Soviet
  3. Chance to have say in Care Act countdown survey
  4. Time to end the secret subsidy
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