Reforming the Precept: A stepping-stone to sustainable care
The ‘social care precept’ represents a major innovation in financing public expenditure on care in England. This report analyses its strengths, weaknesses, and its future.
The ‘social care precept’ represents a major innovation in financing public expenditure on care in England. This report analyses its strengths, weaknesses, and its future.
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Options for reforming long-term care funding in England, based on the principle of capping people’s care costs.
Six reasons why it is unrealistic to expect academic researchers to achieve policy change.
For a nation used to handing over savings for an annuity Osborne’s reforms were a revolution.
Annuity sales revive as retirees recover faith in guaranteed income.