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  • Disputes over wills and trusts on the rise

    Almost a third, 29%, of financial advisers and other trust and estate practitioners are seeing more disputes over wills and trusts linked to incapacity.

  • Suffolk adviser jailed for 8 years for £12m scam

    A Suffolk-based adviser and former STEP member, Steven Long, has been jailed for eight years and four months after pleading guilty to two counts of fraud by abuse of position after he and an associate helped themselves to client money which should have been placed into trusts.

  • STEP warns of ‘unworkable complexity’ of new IHT rules

    STEP, the professional body for trust and estate practitioners, has warned the government that its plans to bring unused pension funds within the IHT net from next April will cause “unworkable complexity” and could have adverse consequences for bereaved families.

  • 41% of advisers seeing increase in family inheritance disputes

    Two in fiveadvisers (41%) have seen a increase in inheritance disputes within blended families, fuelled by a lack of communication, according to a new report.

  • 77% of advisers have seen evidence of 'great wealth transfer'

    The Great Wealth Transfer of trillions of dollars among high-net-worth (HNW) families is happening, according to a new study.

  • STEP hires new CEO as incumbent Walley retires

    Emma Lovell has been appointed as the new CEO of STEP, the global professional body for trust and estate practitioners.

  • STEP warns of pension reforms ‘chaos’

    Proposed pension reforms included in next week’s Budget will create chaos and put bereaved families and ordinary people at financial risk, according to STEP, the global professional body for trust and estate practitioners.

  • STEP reveals 2025 Private Client Awards winners

    STEP, the global professional body for trust and estate practitioners, announced the winners of its 2025 Private Client Awards last night during a ceremony at the London Hilton on Park Lane.

  • STEP launches 20th annual private client awards

    The 2025 STEP Private Client Awards, partly sponsored by Evelyn Partners, are now open for entries.

  • Kelly Greig re-elected as STEP worldwide chair

    Blick Rothenberg partner Kelly Greig has been re-elected as worldwide chair of STEP for a second term, to take effect from 1 January.

  • Stonehage Fleming scoops 2 STEP Private Client awards

    Stonehage Fleming’s advice team won two awards, including Financial Advisor Team of the Year, at the STEP 2024 Private Client Awards last night.

  • STEP Private Client Awards hosted by Clare Balding

    STEP Awards presenter Clare Balding OBE
  • Financial Planner affirms estate expertise with distinction

    Carl Martin CFPCM
  • Estate planning: New EU rules on passing on assets take effect today

    STEP's website
  • Estate planning body reveals ex-ABI man as new chief

  • Chartered Planner wins accountant client referrals after top exam marks

    Paul de Vries FPFS
  • STEP elects new worldwide chair

    Tony Pitcher
  • Guest Column: Inheritance tax in 'dire need' of reform

    Simon Hodges of STEP
  • Robin Melley: Why I'm in several professional bodies

    Robin Melley of Matrix Capital

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