The Products Research Group of the Pensions and Long Term Care Working Party will be presenting a sessional paper on ‘The Future of Social Care Funding – Who Pays?’
The Products Research Group of the Pensions and Long Term Care Working Party will be presenting a sessional paper on ‘The Future of Social Care Funding – Who Pays?’. The paper describes the pensions and social care environment providing analysis and recommendations on how the current funding system could be improved, including discussion of potential financial products that could be part of the solution.
The sessional paper considers:
- how pensions and wider financial products can be used to help meet potential care costs, particularly in the light of the new pensions framework
- the complexity of the proposed care funding system, via a set of case studies
- whether means-testing thresholds are an incentive to save for care costs.
The sessional research paper is now available to download for those registered to attend via the programme tab. The paper will be available to everyone after the event via the Archive section of the website.
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CPD
CPD17.00 - 17.30: Registration
17.30 - 19.00: Programme
Pannelists:
- Otto Thoresen (Chair of NEST and the Pensions & Long Term Care Steering Group)
- Paul Burstow (Professor of Health and Social Care, City university London, and former Minister for Care)
- Richard Purcell (Editor of The Actuary and Head of Technical Marketing at Vitality)
Members of the Product Research Group (PRG):
- Thomas Kenny (Chair of the PRG and Head of Retail Pricing at Partnership)
- Ben Rickayzen (Head of the Faculty of Actuarial Science and Insurance, Cass Business School)
- Jerry Barnfield (formerly Head of Market and Product Strategy at aquilaheywood)
- Linda Daly (Actuarial Science Lecturer, University College Cork)
- Ailsa Dunn (Business Manager, Hymans Robertson)
- Audrey Teow (Actuarial Consultant, AUDS Consulting)
The sessional research paper is now available to download for those registered to attend. The paper will be available to everyone after the event via the Archive section of the website. If you are not booked to attend but would like to access the paper please get in contact with rebecca.goreham@actuaries.org.uk
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