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New Year, New Beginnings
Topic:
Inside Nexus
Excerpt:
It is with mixed emotions that we announce the retirement of Jorjan Mead from her position of Administrative Assistant with Nexus.
Is COVID Giving You Scurvy?
Topic:
Human Interest
Excerpt:
The early ocean-going explorers learned the hard way that a lack of vitamin C can give you scurvy. And, according to Wikipedia, “the knowledge that
And… We’re Live! Announcing Our New Website
Topic:
Inside Nexus
Excerpt:
There is no denying that 2020 was one for the books. For us at Nexus it was also a year of visual transformation as we modernized our brand to reflect
The Tail that Wags the Dog
Topic:
Investments
Excerpt:
We thank our friends at Northwood Family Office for having brought to our attention a fantastic book called, The Psychology of Money, written by...
Building the Business: Another Virtual Nexus Welcome!
Topic:
Inside Nexus
Excerpt:
We are delighted to welcome Tom Wilson as the newest member of the Nexus team.
It’s a Topsy-Turvy Year: Investing During COVID
Topic:
Investments
Excerpt:
This year has been plenty weird. For starters, it feels like January was about five years ago… if you can remember it at all. Putting aside the health
Estate Planning: Questions from our Virtual Chat
Topic:
Wealth Planning
Excerpt:
Helping clients with their estate planning is something we do here at Nexus. However, we are often involved in identifying the best tools for the
Escape to the Country
Topic:
Wealth Planning
Excerpt:
The popular BBC television series, Escape to the Country, has been running since 2002, and is syndicated worldwide. In its 655 episodes since that
When Should I Start my CPP Payments?
Topic:
Tax Planning
Excerpt:
The majority of working Canadians will be eligible to collect income from the Canada Pension Plan at some point in their lives.
The (U.S.) Taxman Cometh
Topic:
Tax Planning
Excerpt:
Like the medical patient who expects to endure a fair bit of poking, probing and prodding from the doctor, clients of financial providers have had to
