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Michelle Mitchell, of Age UK, said introducing a cap on social care costs would "lift one of the great fears of becoming older".

The watchdog has also been charged with introducing a cap on the cost of credit, and the commission's research will inform its work.

The government is considering introducing a cap on the charges imposed on those who want to access their pension funds early, George Osborne has announced.

Other measures include the expansion of free school transport, building more affordable houses, promoting credit unions and introducing a cap on payday lending.

Publication of the report follows a call from older people's care and housing charity Anchor for the government to break its silence and speed up its decision on introducing a cap on care costs.

To help meet a Conservative pledge in the election to reduce annual net immigration, currently running at around 200,000, to the "tens of thousands" by the end of this parliament, the government is introducing a cap on the number of economic migrants entering the country from outside the European Union (see article).

"Now people with an ageing parent in care are suddenly concerned, thinking 'How am I going to manage that extra cost?'" In their election manifesto the Tories specifically said that they had introduced a cap on care costs, adding that "no one will have to sell their home to pay for care".

We are controlling legal immigration – having introduced a cap on non-EU economic migrants.

The regulator made clear that it would not introduce a cap on bonuses or executive pay.

But ministers were forced to introduce a cap on student numbers after discovering a £200m hole in their budget last autumn.

Crucially the regulators introduced a cap on interest rates in January 2015 and stamped down on companies raiding bank accounts several times to grab money on pay day.