David Slade is a Personal Finance Columnist at various publications including The Post and Courier and Black Press, Inc. He focuses on themes such as personal finance, credit health, debt management, and retirement planning, while also covering regional interest and world news related to construction, real estate, and legal affairs. David's insights have been featured in outlets like the Cowichan News Leader Pictorial and the Australian Jewish News.
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David Slade's coverage mostly revolves around local government announcements, housing development, property taxes, and personal finance in the United States, specifically in South Carolina and Charleston. He frequently cites data to support his articles.
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of 3 NORTH CHARLESTON — Virginia Jameson tearfully, joyfully hugged Mayor Reggie Burgess and others after Charleston County Council agreed
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of 3 Traffic and taxes are two things people generally dislike. But given the choice, Charleston County voters have twice agreed at the
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In Mount Pleasant, there remain places where it’s easy to forget the traffic and suburban bustle for a while, plenty of options for activities for all ages, and spots to catch a great view.
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JAMES ISLAND — On a sunny Wednesday morning, Charleston's Municipal Golf Course was busy with mostly retirement-age golfers, all of whom had to
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JOHNS ISLAND — The Esau Jenkins Village apartments for low-income seniors opened late last year, and now, two nearby complexes are slated for renovations or redevelopment that could add more affordable housing to the island.
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JAMES ISLAND — Road safety issues caused the state Department of Transportation to propose changes to the Central Park Road and Riverland Drive
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A $374 million grant from the Federal Transit Administration is expected to pay more than half the cost of building the Lowcountry Rapid Transit bus system , but doubts about the federal funding have been raised.
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People with some savings naturally hope to earn the most interest possible on those dollars, but click-bait lists may have created some unrealistic expectations.
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Fans of the 1978 zombie movie "Dawn of the Dead" gather at Monroeville Mall near Pittsburgh, where most of the movie was filmed, during Living Dead Weekend. South Carolina resident Lawrence DeVincentz (front row, plaid shirt) leads tours of locations where the George A. Romero film was shot in the mall.
