Florida’s Supreme Court will consider whether judges and the lawyers who appear before them can be “friends” on social media.
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Friending In Florida
Paul Jacobs in Money
Paul Jacobs talks about how to approach a move to a lower-tax state and why it’s not always the best way to reduce tax obligations.
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Eric Meermann in Reader’s Digest
Eric Meermann warns that investing too conservatively in retirement can leave you vulnerable to inflation.
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New Fed Management, New Volcker Rules
Reacting to an overreaction, financial regulators are moving to lift some of the burdens of the “Volcker rule.”
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Class And Classless
Roseanne Barr played a working-class mom on TV, but her real-life tweet about Valerie Jarrett showed no class at all.
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Eric Meermann in Kiplinger
Eric Meermann notes some of the ways that tax reform affects taxpayers subject to the alternative minimum tax.
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Calling All Heroes: Stan Lee Needs Help
Stan Lee helped create a galaxy of superheroes, but his only hope for personal rescue may lie in an earthbound jurist.
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Ben Sullivan in U.S. News & World Report
Ben Sullivan describes strategies for getting the most out of your savings.
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Thomas Walsh in The Simple Dollar
Thomas Walsh explains how hard-to-predict events, such as rising inflation or the death of a spouse, can affect retirement planning.
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Zika Disappears
The Zika epidemic seems to be winding down, possibly due more to luck than anything else.
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