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02 November 2007

Categories: News , Investments , Trusts

The trusts and estates body has launched an online offering to deliver the knowledge of experts worldwide

The Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners has launched a new online media resource for members.

STEP TV is available at both www.steptv.org and the STEP website, www.step.org.

The offering delivers online access to the knowledge of nationally and internationally renowned trust and estate practitioners and wealth management advisers.

Latest features include the STEP Transfer of Trusteeship Project, comprehensive coverage of presentations from the STEP Caribbean Conference, and a huge archive exists of features on topics ranging from divorce to investments.

Categories: News , Investments , Trusts

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