Nancy Mace lays out plan to eliminate SC income tax in 5 years. Would it work?

Mace is one of five GOP candidates for governor in a race where calling to eliminate the state income tax is a standard ...
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How federal taxes shift after retirement and what you can do about it

Required minimum distributions at age 73 will increase your tax bill unless you plan ahead.

States That Won't Tax Your Social Security, 401(k), IRA, or Pension Income

Some states don't have any income tax, meaning retirement income is also exempt. Seven states offer exemptions for various ...

These SC cities among the 25 best places to retire in the US, Forbes says. Here’s why

South Carolina has two cities on the Forbes magazine list of best places to retire — Charleston and Hilton Head.
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This South American City Lets Your $1 Million Retirement Nest Egg Last 95 Years—and It Has Idyllic Weather

A new Argentina Expat study reveals where retirees can make $1 million last a whopping 95 years across South America.

Three Florida cities are among the best retirement places in U.S.

Three Florida cities rank among the best places to retire in 2025, a new WalletHub study says. Did any in Palm Beach County ...

Americans are heading south to this 1 US state for lower costs and higher quality of life — should retirees be paying attention too?

For Americans chasing a better life on a budget, this Southern state is quickly becoming the dream destination.
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Millennial earning $62,000 discovers she's $47,000 behind on retirement

Earning $62,000 but only have $15,000 in your 401k at 35? You're not alone - 58% of Americans face the same crisis. Here's ...
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Virginia's Affordable And Friendly Retirement Destination Lies On The North Carolina Border

Steeped in history, this flourishing Virginia locale featuring a low cost of living and fun community events is turning into ...

South Carolina Supreme Court strikes down $1,500 lawmaker raise as unconstitutional

COLUMBIA, S.C. — The South Carolina Supreme Court has struck down increase lawmakers voted for themselves for expenses, saying it amounted to an unconstitutional pay raise.