Long Term Care

Around £300 million might be brought into the long-term care system by 2025 through the use of disability-linked annuities, according to research.

Advisers should broaden their business expertise to help clients plan more effectively for how long-term care fees will be paid, Partnership has said.

Fiona Murphy asks why government has delayed long-term care legislation and what it means for the industry.

Draft legislation on reforming long-term care has been confirmed in the Queen's Speech.

Partnership's managing director of care Chris Horlick told MPs that the long-term care debate has moved on, as he gave evidence at an independent committee on long-term funding.

In this week's quick fire poll, we ask Is government's decision to delay implementation of long-term care legislation for at least a further 18 months a poor move?

Long-term care advisers are well placed to deal with RDR, delegates at the ninth Symponia conference heard.

Two-thirds of IFAs do not account for long-term care within clients' financial planning; according to a survey.

An inquiry into the future of long term care and how best to prepare people for its cost has been launched by a group of MPs and peers.

In this week's quick fire poll we ask: Could pre-funded long-term care insurance products come back into fashion if they had an annuity underpin?