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Originally posted by craig57: ↑

Sorry you disagree with what I wrote , but I will give you some facts .
Since the last Election the RAD and DAP had increased by 2.24%, which means a nursing bed for $750,000 will cost an extra $16,800.00 a year , you can pay up to $2,000,000.00 a bed which would cost an extra $44,800.00 a year.
You would also pay Basic fees and Tested Care Fees of $171.10 a day (64,4515 a year ) if you own your home and some assets .

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Craig, we all have different views. don't be sorry - its just democracy.

what do the costs have to do with provision of care.? its just the business model.

what do you have to say about the facts I pointed out above?
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