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SC to Increase Health Premiums for State Employees and Retirees
The South Carolina State Budget and Control Board will increase health insurance premiums for those participating in the state health insurance plan by a total of nine percent, which will be spread equally between employees and employers, with each paying 4.5 percent more. This increase translates to families paying $143 more a year for health insurance.
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South Carolina Resources
South Carolina: 2010 Tobacco Fact Sheet
The Legacy Foundation’s 2010 fact sheet on South Carolina’s tobacco usage and state laws.
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