Message from the Treasurer

As State Treasurer, I serve South Carolinians in many ways.

I act as the state’s banker, managing, investing and retaining custody of more than $70 billion in public funds for South Carolina State Government. I safeguard more than $950 million in unclaimed property and work hard to return these lost funds to individuals, estates, businesses and more. And I administer the state’s tax-advantaged education and disability savings plans to provide opportunities for financial empowerment for individuals and families.

On behalf of the staff of the State Treasurer’s Office, we appreciate the privilege to serve you.

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Curtis Loftis
State Treasurer

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Latest News

Nov 22, 2024

State Treasurer Curtis Loftis Recognizes Christen Sanders of Northwestern High School as Educator of the Month

South Carolina Treasurer Curtis Loftis has recognized Christen Sanders of Northwestern High School in Rock Hill as the South Carolina Financial Literacy Master Teacher Program’s Educator of the Month for November.

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Nov 18, 2024

State Treasurer Curtis Loftis joins 36 State Financial Officers in Seeking “Day One” Action from Congress on National Debt

State Treasurer Curtis Loftis joined 36 state financial officers in sending a letter to each member of Congress imploring them to develop and implement a long-term plan to remedy the nation’s serious financial problems. They are leading an effort to sound the alarm on the severity of the crisis and offer support to Congress in the difficult decisions ahead.

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