by Jim Turner - News Service of Florida | Jan 25, 2023
State pension fund managers assured lawmakers that investments were being made solely on financial returns and not on controversial environmental, social or governance (ESG) standards While some leading investment fund managers insist that ESG standards correlate...
by Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida | Jan 20, 2023
Following a pandemic surge after the federal government declared a public health emergency in 2020, Medicaid enrollment surged. But changes taking effect in April will disqualify at least 1 million Floridians from the Medicaid program. Last month, Congress approved...
by Jordan Kirkland | Jan 18, 2023
Florida sits behind only Michigan as the most expensive state for car insurance Full-coverage in the Sunshine State will cost on average $238, according to the report Tampa was the most expensive city, with an average monthly cost of $306 The Sunshine State is home to...
by Andrew Powell - The Center Square | Jan 10, 2023
The final report on the Florida Retirement System concludes that FRS is falling behind in its obligations and recently passed legislation won’t help much With membership (payers) decreasing and retirees (payees) increasing, the system is losing ground it...
by Brian Burgess | Jan 7, 2023
With books closed on 2022 and the data now in, The Capitolist set four new records over the last 12 months, including new high marks for total content published, total email subscribers, total users and total pageviews. Since launching in mid-2016, The Capitolist has...
by Jim Turner - News Service of Florida | Jan 5, 2023
State lawmakers are promising relief for Florida’s agriculture industry that is still recovering from damage sustained by Hurricane Ian But other factors, including foreign ownership of Florida farmland, is also being scrutinized Senator Jay Collins in the...
