In Britain, when someone gets old they often go to live in a home with other old people where there are nurses to look after them. Sometimes the government has to pay for this care. Who do you think should pay for this care, the government or the family?

It is well known that a great number of Britain's elderly population opt to move to aged

care

where they are well looked after. Sometimes it is paid

by

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the

government

. In my opinion,

although

families should pay for

this

care

, governments should give economic support when needed. I will argue the reasons in the ensuing paragraphs. The first reason for my view is that aged

care

is usually expensive

due to

all the spending that

this

place has,

such

as nursing, food, and suitable accommodation for old individuals who need extra

care

.

That is

why, families who are able to pay for the wellness of their loved ones, should do it without requesting financial support.

Moreover

, that would be a way to help the country and give the opportunity to the

government

to help those who are really in need. A recent survey made in Uruguay said that wealthy people are happy to pay for their own

care

instead

of being supported by the authorities. Another reason for my perspective is that leaving the chance to the

government

to pay the

care

for those who have a low income, would lead to a major well-being in society.

In addition

, everyone deserves to be looked after, and not everyone has the chance to afford

this

. In

this

way, the

government

would be helping just the people who really need to be helped. A recent article suggests that, by doing

this

, the

government

should have enough money for other things that need to be improved

such

as more health staff in public hospitals.

To sum up

, even though society's

care

is an authority responsibility, humans capable of paying for their own

care

should do it.