Stellar launches 'all-inclusive' tax planning tool

'First of its kind'

Sophie King
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Estate-planning specialist asset manager Stellar has launched an "all-inclusive" inheritance tax planning service intended to give advisers access to a network of legal and tax advisers, including estate administrators.

The company claims its Expert Partner Service is the "first of its kind" to be offered by an asset manager, and complements its existing range of tax-efficient discretionary managed portfolios. At launch, the partner service includes members such as the independent legal professionals network Farani Taylor, tax advisory service Obsidian and estate administration provider Kings Court Trust. Over time, Stellar said, it intended to add further partners to its scheme, including additional administrative tools and lifestyle services. Stellar business development director Matthew Steiner...

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