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Our blog is where you’ll find posts about investing, tax and financial planning tips, markets and other world and life events in a way that you’ll actually enjoy reading!
An Effort That Pays Dividends (and More!)
Topic:
Investments
Excerpt:
Times are tough for investors looking for income. In today’s low interest rate environment, finding a reasonable source of investment income is about
Nexus adds Depth to the Investment Team Roster
Topic:
Inside Nexus
Excerpt:
We are delighted to welcome Alana Awad as the newest member of our investment team at Nexus. Alana joins us from RBC Capital Markets where she was
In Search of Simplicity: Part 2
Topic:
Investments
Excerpt:
In August 2016, my colleague Alex Jemetz wrote a great blog, and published a related white paper, titled, “In Search of Simplicity.” In it Alex
The Nexus Growth Spurt
Topic:
Inside Nexus
Excerpt:
In September 2016 I was fortunate to have joined the team at Nexus as a Marketing Manager to help align our marketing initiatives with the firm’s
A Prescribed Rate Loan Could Help You Save Taxes – Act Now Before The Rate Doubles!
Topic:
Tax Planning
Excerpt:
With the Federal taxation authorities laying siege to one income-splitting technique after another in the last couple of years, one that remains
Can the Dow Hold Above 25,000?
Topic:
Human Interest, Investments
Excerpt:
(And a well-deserved tribute to a gentleman and great friend.) Every time the Dow achieves a significant milestone, I’m reminded of my early days on
Plug Your Nose and Jump
Topic:
Investments
Excerpt:
“In the run-up to last year’s Presidential election, pundits, economists, and Wall Street analysts agreed on one thing: a Donald Trump Presidency
What if you Weren’t There? How to Equip Your Heir(s)
Topic:
Wealth Planning
Excerpt:
Have you ever had to cook in someone else’s kitchen? It’s tricky. You have to hunt for things: the cutting board and knives, the salad bowl, the olive
Time Poverty: Why Are We All So Busy?
Topic:
Human Interest
Excerpt:
"The predictions sounded like promises: in the future, working hours would be short and vacations long. “Our grandchildren”, reckoned John Maynard
