
Banking
Providing efficient, accurate and timely banking services, we assist state agencies with banking needs, including managing state depository bank accounts, daily cash-management functions and relationships with bank partners, state entities and public depositories.
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Investments
Overseeing approximately $24 billion in assets under management, we safely and effectively invest funds for the state’s agencies, local governments and political subdivisions with the priorities of preserving capital, maintaining liquidity and obtaining the best relative rates of return.
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Debt
Responsible for overseeing debt on behalf of the state, its agencies, institutions and authorities, we work to protect investments, secure the lowest borrowing rates and fees and ensure timely repayment.
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Unclaimed Property
It's your money and we want to give it back to you! From old utility deposits to uncashed payroll checks, life insurance proceeds and unredeemed shares of stock, this is the first place you should look for your missing money.
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College Savings
Start saving today! We offer programs to help families save for educational expenses like tuition, books and even room and board. And did we mention your contributions are 100% deductible from your SC state income tax?
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ABLE Savings Program
Tired of being told you can't save money for your future? It's a new day for qualified individuals with disabilities. Palmetto ABLE® accounts allow you to take control of your financial independence.
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Latest News
Apr 7, 2021
S.C. Treasurer’s Office Aids College of Charleston With Bond Issue to Retire Outstanding Maturities
State Treasurer Curtis Loftis announced that his office assisted the College of Charleston with the issuance of $24,075,000 in Academic and Administrative Facilities Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series 2021A, on March 31, 2021.
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Reading, Writing… and Financial Literacy
Don’t wait for the school of hard knocks to teach the financial literacy lessons our young adults need to learn. By teaching this knowledge to children at a young age – both in school and at home – we can prepare them to be financially prepared adults.
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