Insuring Long-Term Care
By Robert Eaton and Matt Morton · ACTEX Learning · 2024
Study guide: Exam CP-321
A textbook, edited by Robert Eaton and Matt Morton, on the risks of long-term care (LTC) benefits in the United States in their many forms. ACTEX Learning describes its goal as improving the understanding of LTC risks among practitioners, in the hope of fostering new generations of LTC risk management and products, and lists among its topics experience studies, regulation, public programs, in-force management, mergers and acquisitions, valuation, claims administration and fraud.
On the syllabus
- Exam CP-321 — Chapter 2, History of Long-Term Care Products, and Chapter 4, Hybrid Life and Long-Term Care Products (Outcomes 1b, 1c); Chapter 9, Long-Term Care Insurance Experience Monitoring, and Chapter 10, Long-Term Care Insurance Premium Rate Increases (2b-2d); Chapter 8, Long-Term Care Insurance Valuation (3a, 3b).
1 Introduction
2 History of LTC Products
3 Long-term Care Delivery
4 Hybrid Life and LTC Products
5 LTCI Regulation
6 Tax Treatment of LTCI
7 Public LTC Programs in the US
8 LTCI Valuation
9 LTCI Experience Monitoring
10 LTCI Premium Rate Increases
11 Fraud, Waste, and Abuse in LTC
12 LTC Claims Administration
13 LTC Reinsurance
14 Transactions Involving LTCI
Sources
- Insuring Long-Term Care, 2nd Edition, sample pages (ACTEX Learning) — the book itself: title page, co-editors, copyright year (2024), edition and the table of contents by chapter (17 pages, sha256 dbf58fb533320c61…); the sample gives chapter titles only, so no sections below a chapter are listed
- Insuring Long-Term Care, 2nd Edition (ACTEX Learning) — the publisher's description, the authors and the printed edition's ISBN
- CP 321 Syllabus, Nov 2026/Jul 2027 (SOA) — the citation (2nd Edition, 2024) and the chapters assigned, which the syllabus titles in longer form than the book's contents page