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The Labour government that is almost certainly coming is pledged to expand the state.
Therefore, it will employ more people at the expense of private sector taxpayers.
To do that it must increase debt or taxes, or both.
But will anything change? Goodwill from those employed by the state, so clearly lacking as the coalition and Conservative-led governments have sought to tackle problems, may be restored.
Not everyone will need to pay care costs, says Dilnot Dilnot .
But where is the proposal for tax relief on care insurance to cover that maximum the state might ask you to contribute before it picks up the bill? For those above an age when insurance is no longer a practical solution, why not create a Care ISA and allow up to 100,000 to be deposited from the sale of a property.
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