Budget and Finance Writer at NJ Spotlight News
John Reitmeyer is a Budget and Finance Writer at NJ Spotlight News. He covers a range of topics including finance, personal finance, and public policy, with a focus on elections, government, and the housing market. John has been featured in various publications such as CDC Gaming Reports, NJ Cannabis Insider, and Bernardsville News.
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John Reitmeyer's coverage is strongly focused on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and citing data. His articles primarily revolve around New Jersey-specific government policies, taxes, transportation, and budget issues. He appears to be particularly interested in local politics and finance.
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Fees New Jersey levies on home sales were among the revenue increases compared to last year
By: Benjamin J. Hulac, John Reitmeyer
'Fewer and fewer nickels to help people,' says Gottheimer, as voters fret about inflation's toll in the weeks leading to midterm elections
By: John Reitmeyer
'Second-class farmers' overlooked, they say, on their need for land-based hatcheries and other structures to process their harvests
Ust as farmers use barns to shelter livestock or to store equipment, many of New Jersey’s clam and oyster growers rely on land facilities to support their
Starting Jan. 1, minimum wage will rise by more than 50 cents, to $16.48, with some exceptions
By: John Reitmeyer
New Jersey renters included in ANCHOR tax relief benefits, but not enough to keep up with inflation and other costs.
By: John Reitmeyer
First-quarter increases in all major revenue sources of governor's and Legislature's $61 billion budget Credit: (John Mooney/NJ Spotlight News)
By: John Reitmeyer
In face of congestion pricing for cars, report highlights federal tax benefit for trains and buses Credit: (NJ Spotlight News) File photo
By: John Reitmeyer
State lawmakers pushing bills to set guidelines on AI, including one of the first restrictions in the nation
By: John Reitmeyer
Credit: (NJ Spotlight News) File photo Summary The application deadline for New Jersey's three major rebate programs, ANCHOR, Senior Freeze and Stay NJ, is Nov. 2.
