What are the underlying political drivers of England's long-term care funding problem. The state,...
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The Dilnot dilemma
The summer is over. The party conference season is complete. What now for the long-term care...
The First Step? A response to the Commission on Funding of Care and Support
A discussion paper exploring the 'capped cost' model, and what it means for local authorities and...
Telecare Ready: Creating a universal entitlement to telecare
How can policymakers maximise the benefits of telecare for society, both now and in the future?...
Cash Convergence: Enabling choice and independence through disability benefits and social care
What is the best way for society to support older people with care and support needs? In debate on...
Stepping-Stones: A strategy for reforming long-term care funding
A think-piece looking at how reform of long-term care funding should be framed by policymakers and...
Delivering a National Care Fund: How would a public-private partnership work?
Could a National Care Fund could be operated and underwritten by the private sector, and how such...
Charges, Taxes, Estates and Care
Modeling different types of charges and taxes on the value of estates to raise revenue for...
Immediate Needs Annuities: Their role in funding care
What role should immediate needs annuities take in reform of the funding of long-term care in...
Gone for Good? Pre-funded insurance for long-term care
What role could a market in pre-funded insurance could play in funding long-term care, and would...