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Nexus Financial Monthly Newsletter - January 2012	Each new year brings the chance for a fresh start, and the opportunity to improve your financial picture. As you make financial resolutions for 2012, looking back at what happened last year can help you make some positive changes this year.
Nexus Financial Monthly Newsletter - September 2011	Investment planning at the end of 2010 was complicated by uncertainty over whether existing tax rates would be extended. This year, it's the congressional "supercommittee" charged with tackling the country's deficit financing problem that's the source of uncertainty. Even though you may not be sure how the committee's work might ultimately affect you, here are some factors to keep in mind as you plot your year-end strategy.
Nexus Financial Monthly Newsletter - August 2011	If you're the parent of a high school student who's looking ahead to college, it's important to have a grown-up conversation with your child about college expectations.
Nexus Financial Monthly Newsletter - July 2011	When a crisis creates uncertainty, markets often become volatile, especially when the scope of the disaster isn't clear.
Nexus Financial Monthly Newsletter - June 2011	Though it may seem as if the ink has barely dried on your 2010 federal income tax return, the end of 2011 is now visible on the horizon. Here are some things to consider as you take stock of your current tax situation.
Nexus Financial Monthly Newsletter - May 2011	There's been much debate in investing circles over the last year about whether inflation or deflation represents a more likely threat to the future of the U.S. economy.
Nexus Financial Monthly Newsletter - February 2011	You don't have to pay more in tax than you have to. That means taking advantage of every deduction and credit that you're entitled to. You also need to recognize potential opportunities to save. So here are a few things to keep in mind this filing season.
Nexus Financial Monthly Newsletter - January 2010	Roth conversions, mortgages, and health-care reform were a few of the most talked about topics in 2010. Here's a look at five topics you're bound to hear about in 2011.
Nexus Financial Monthly Newsletter - November 2010	Currently, there is no estate or generation-skipping transfer (GST) tax for 2010, but both taxes are scheduled to be reinstated in 2011, with a $1 million estate tax exemption, a GST tax exemption of about $1,340,000, and a top rate of 55%.
Nexus Financial Monthly Newsletter - October 2010	If you're currently enrolled in Medicare, you've probably begun receiving information about your coverage. That's because the annual enrollment period for Medicare runs from November 15 through December 31.
Nexus Financial Monthly Newsletter-September 2010	If you're considering investing in green technology hoping to make another kind of green--the folding kind--you'll need to deliberate carefully.
Nexus Financial Monthly Newsletter-August 2010	The tax code allows IRAs to be created as trust accounts,custodial accounts, and annuity contracts. Regardless of the form, the federal tax rules are generally the same for all IRAs.
Nexus Financial Monthly Newsletter-July 2010	The year was 2001. The top marginal federal income tax bracket was 39.6%, and the tax rate that applied to most long-term capital gains was 20%.
What You Should Know about Inherited IRAs	The rules governing inherited IRAs can be complicated. Here are the major issues.
Roth IRA Conversions-Planning for New Opportunities	With the lure of tax-free distributions, Roth IRAs have become popular retirement savings vehicles since their introduction in 1998. But if you're a high-income taxpayer, chances are you haven't been able to participate in the Roth revolution. Well, that's about to change.
Nexus Financial Monthly Newsletter-February 2010	Filing your taxes may be a dreaded chore, but receiving your refund is a wonderful reward. What you do with a refund is up to you, but here are some ideas that may make your tax refund twice as valuable.
Nexus Financial Monthly-March 2010	Recent changes to the first-time homebuyer tax credit mean you might be able to benefit from the credit, even if you're not actually a first-time homebuyer.
Nexus Financial Monthly-April 2010	If you're helping your parents and trying to meet your own children's needs while looking ahead to your own retirement, you're part of what's called "the sandwich generation."
Summary of New Health Care Form Law	Recently, two pieces of legislation, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 were signed into law.