The ABI has backed a Government announcement it will set up a commission looking into the funding of long term care.
At the time of writing it has certainly been a season of manifestos.
Only four per cent of over 50s would consider contacting a financial adviser regarding long-term care funding and the majority do not have a clue where to find one, according to Partnership.
As the long term care sector continues to bask in political prominence, Stephen Burke clarifies the main issues for Paul Robertson
Long term care experts have warned the political motivation to overhaul the sector may wane after next week's General Election.
The Liberal democrat Election Manifesto, released today, has proposed a merging of state care services with the NHS.
The 2010 Labour Election Manifesto, published today, has revealed plans aimed at preventing homes being sold to pay residential care bills.
Care for the elderly and disabled at home is currently enjoying a high political profile. Given the Governments concerns in this area, do you see this sector becoming mainstream for the protection and health insurance industries, rather than its current...
Charity,Counsel and Care, has backed the newly proposed National Care Service (NCS) believing it presents IFAs "huge opportunities".
A compulsory charge will fund the new national social care system, the Government has announced.