Sentence examples for cap on costs from inspiring English sources

Dilnot says that, under his plans for a new cap on costs and a higher means-testing threshold "no one going into care would have to spend more than 30% of their assets on their care costs".

The radical package includes: A cap on costs at £75,000.

However, problems with other types of sub-prime borrowing, where there is no cap on costs, have increased.

Without a cap on costs to acquire the land, the price soon grew to more than $600 million.

Interest rate cut to 0.8% a day and other costs reduced to conform with a legal cap on costs coming into force on 2 January 2015.

There would also be a £35,000 "lifetime cap" on costs, after which the state would pick up the bill for care.

January 2011: Stella Creasy calls for cap on cost of borrowing.

Manifesto pledges to introduce caps on costs or to change means-testing have been met with widespread public discontent and media outrage – the assumption being that the proposals signify a worse offer than the existing one.

Jeremy Hunt will announce on Monday that the government will introduce a £75,000 cap on the costs of social care – excluding the costs of accommodation and food – in April 2017.

Mr Davie said there would be no cap on the costs of the investigation and individuals would be allowed legal costs of up to £50,000.

From April 2016, a £72,000 cap on care costs will for the first time mean that those who face the most catastrophic costs will also get help.