There are three different options to paying for your accommodation: Lump-sum payment, also known as ‘refundable accommodation deposit’ (RAD). You pay the entire amount in full. Your deposit will be refunded back to you (or your estate) when you leave the your residential aged care home.  Rental-type contribution, also known as ‘daily accommodation payment’ (DAP). Your DAP is interest that accrues daily on any unpaid amount of your RAD. You will need to pay this cost on a regular basis (for example, fortnightly). This payment is not refundable. Combination of both, you can have the option to pay a nominated deposit and pay the outstanding balance in rent. For example, residents can decide to pay a deposit of 10 per cent and the interest rate (rent) on the outstanding 90 per cent. You also have the option to pay a nominated deposit and pay the balance within six months. Interest is calculated on the unpaid amount and is payable by direct debit.  Details of accommodation payments for each of our residential aged care homes is included on the relevant Key Features Statement. These statements are available for download on each of the specific residential aged care home pages.  Find an Anglicare residential aged care home.