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8th September 2016

Prudential: Knowledge TV – brand new content added

Prudential has added new structured CPD accredited video content to its Knowledge TV offering – a Trusts and trustee taxation boxset. 

This is a new seven-part boxset, covering the features of trusts, trustee duties and tax implications for both trusts and the trustees.  

The first CPD certified boxset Prudential made available was the four-part ‘Introduction to Bonds’, taking advisers through topics including taxations, lives assured and withdrawals.

Also new to the channel is a series of panel discussions by Prudential’s technical experts, who cover a range of topics including annual allowance, death benefits and trustee investments. 

Plus, a brand new video taking a look at Prudential’s PruConsulting offering, a team of certified management consultants who are dedicated to helping advisers grow their business through value-adding consultancy services. 

Knowledge TV is Prudential’s on-demand library of videos containing industry updates, technical expertise and insight, and information about funds, tools and services.

Take a look at the new content now.

Tax, Trust & ISA

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