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Real-World Vs. Book Learning

Traditionally trust professionals needed little more than a degree in business or law. But today's competitive environment demands a wider range of knowledge. A recent survey of 355 trust managers and officers in Texas found that they think 18 subject areas and 23 skills are now essential. The breadth is impressive: from familiarity with types of trusts to estate planning, financial planning, accounting
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Traditionally trust professionals needed little more than a degree in business or law. But today's competitive environment demands a wider range of knowledge.

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