Association of British Insurers Responds to Government's Social Care Funding Reforms
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LONDON, England, Sept. 8 -- The Association of British Insurers issued the following news on Sept. 7, 2021:
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The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has responded to today's announcement from the Government on a new social care funding plan.
Huw Evans, Director General, ABI says:
"The insurance and long-term savings sector welcomes the UK Government's clear determination to provide certainty and clarity to the system of social care funding in England.
"Under the current system, people don't always plan for future care costs, causing financial hardship for families at a time when they are already distressed about needing care for a loved one or themselves.
"The simpler and clearer the rules about what the state will provide, the easier it will be for insurers to respond to and support customers with what is not covered. Today's announcement is a welcome step forward."
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