CF8 Long Term Care

Forms part of

Stand-alone module, leading to the Award in Long Term Care Insurance.

Credits awarded

15

Exam length

2 hours

Exam type

Multiple choice

Exam content

75 questions – 50 standard multiple-choice questions with and five case studies each with a further 5 multiple-choice questions

Pass mark

In the region of 70%

Learning outcome 1

background to long term care provision in the UK

Learning outcome 2

Understand the different types of long term care that are available.

Learning outcome 3

Understand the responsibilities of a health authority in the provision of continuing care and any resulting funding implications for the individual.

Learning outcome 4

Understand how current legislation affects the provision of advice on long term care insurance, particularly with reference to the responsibilities of a local authority in enabling access to long term care and procedures for care assessment.

Learning outcome 5

Understand how local authorities make financial care needs assessments for those requiring long term care and the role of social services.

Learning outcome 6

Understand the availability of alternative sources of assistance relevant in the provision of long term care and possible limitations on their use.

Learning outcome 7

Understand the complexities and implications of the relationship between the adviser, the client and third parties when advising on long term care insurance

Learning outcome 8

Understand the taxation issues related to long term care insurance plans

Learning outcome 9

Understand the legal considerations that need to be taken into account when giving long term care advice to an individual or their representatives.

Learning outcome 10

Understand eligibility to claim under a long term care insurance contract

Learning outcome 11

Understand the different costs associated with long term care provision and the factors that create variations in them.

Learning outcome 12

Analyse the interaction between the eligibility for means-tested and non-means tested benefits in the provision of advice on long term care insurance.

Learning outcome 13

Assess the suitability of arrangements available to fund and maintain an individual’s long term care needs and whether the level of risk they present to the client is appropriate and acceptable.

Learning outcome 14

Analyse situations that might indicate to an adviser that a client’s long term care provision needs to be reviewed and identify the consequences of that review.