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What happens to my charge if my service increases or decreases?

If you have £23,250 or more in savings or capital, you will pay for the total cost of your support.

If you pay an “assessed contribution” because you have less than £23,250 in savings or capital, you will not be expected to pay more than your assessed maximum contribution, even if your service increases.

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