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narcissus Asked February 2011
Can I sign over ownership of my property to my daughters when I move to sheltered housing, as I will no longer require ownership?
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The cost of care increases every year. Please see a elder financial advisor before you do anything...you need to have more information about your options. Ask a friend or someone at your bank for a referral.