Personal Finances Sample Clauses

Personal Finances. Subject to clauses 25.2 and 25.4 - 25.7, we do not accept responsibility for your personal finances.

Personal Finances. If you ask us to, we will ensure that any cash or small valuables are kept safe. We will comply with the relevant legislation when doing this and keep proper records of everything that we look after for you. If you are unable to manage your personal finances, you should arrange for someone else such as a family member, solicitor or other representative to do this for you.

Personal Finances. Although we cannot accept responsibility for your personal finances, we are able to guide you as to where to access further information and support. Please note that members of staff are not permitted to act as appointees or hold deputyships or guardianships on your behalf however, in exceptional circumstances, we may be able to assist in making alternative arrangements for you.

Personal Finances. The Company cannot offer or give financial advice to the Customer and/or Customer’s. However, information regarding State or Federal Benefits in relation to home care or disability and related financial assistance with the Company’s charges is available, upon request, from our Office. Such information is based on Australian Government published data. The Company accepts no liability for the accuracy of such data or in respect of any Customer or Customer’s reliance on it.

Personal Finances. Budget Discretionary Expense Estimate

Personal Finances. The Company cannot offer or give financial advice to the Client or Authorised Representative. However, information regarding State Benefits and related financial assistance is available, upon request. The Company accepts no liability for the accuracy of such data or in respect of any Client or Authorised Representative’s reliance on it.

Personal Finances. The Company cannot offer or give financial advice to the Purchaser and/or Customer. However, information regarding State Benefits and related financial assistance with the Company’s charges is available, upon request, from the Head Office. Such information is based on UK government published data. The Company accepts no liability for the accuracy of such data or in respect of any Purchaser or Customer’s reliance on it. The method of payment we accept BACs and cheque payments. The company does not accept Direct Debit form of payment. The Company reserves the right to charge interest at 8% above the applicable base lending rate of TSB Bank plc., on any sums outstanding 28 days after the date of invoice. Interest so charged will be calculated on a daily basis on the total amount outstanding until such time as the amount overdue is paid. The Company will give the Purchaser and/or Customer or their authorised representative 7 days’ notice, in writing, of its intention to charge such interest. The Company also reserves the right, upon written notice of 7 days, to terminate the introduction of carers in the event of continued non payment, or delayed payment, of invoice(s). After the 28 days credit period is over, chasing letters and any subsequent letters for the payment of the outstanding sums will be sent and the Company reserves the right to charge for any reasonable costs incurred in taking steps to obtain payment. The minimum contract period for the service that the Company provides is two weeks, which will be charged when the service is provided. The Company reserves the right to charge the Purchaser and/or Customer a cancellation fee equivalent to the cost of two weeks service, at the Standard Rate applying from time to time, should the Purchaser and/or Customer give less than two weeks notice of their desire to cancel an assignment for which the provision of Carers has already been agreed with the Company. Hourly charged care services that are cancelled with less than 24 hours notice will be charged in full. If care is cancelled by the Purchaser within 24 hours of an agreed start date, the Company reserves the right to charge a 72 hour cancellation fee.

Personal Finances. S2.3.1 Customers who are residents are entitled to a Personal Allowance at a level not less than that set out in the Charging for Residential & Nursing Home Care Guidelines. The Provider must have arrangements in place to ensure Customers who are residents have unrestricted access to this Allowance where the Provider is involved in the encashment and/or retention of their funds. S2.3.2 The Provider must keep auditable records detailing income and expenditure for all Customers for whom they retain or manage funds. S2.3.3 Where the Provider suspects a Customer has restricted access to these funds, or if there is suspicion of any other form of their financial abuse the Provider must notify the Council immediately so that appropriate action can be taken. Such notification must be made using the Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults Procedures.

Personal Finances. 9.1 Personal Funds Management 11 9.2 Refunds of Personal Funds 11 9.3 Refunds of Prepayments or Overpayments 11