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About Old Florida Money

Old Florida Money covers statewide Florida money stories about people, houses, politics, sports teams and government. A new edition arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings.

Who publishes it

Old Florida Money is published by Oaktree Reserve. It carries no advertising.

Sourcing

Every reported fact carries a citation to its source, and most stories rest on a public record: a filing, a deed, a docket, an agenda or a campaign finance report.

News, not advice

Old Florida Money is journalism. Nothing on this site or in the newsletter is legal, tax or investment advice, and reading it does not make you a client of Oaktree Reserve, a lawyer or an adviser.

Corrections

We correct errors on the story itself, with a dated note saying what changed. To report one, write wesley@oaktree-reserve.com.