The Rhode Island Treasurer’s Office is holding millions of dollars in unclaimed property, and we want to return it to its rightful owners. Our Unclaimed Property Division returned over $12.2 million to more than 10,000 people in the past fiscal year. Search our database and see if we're holding *your* missing money!
As Treasurer, my mission is to promote economic growth and financial stability for all Rhode Islanders. At Treasury, we are working to accomplish this mission through programs and initiatives which include:
• Responsible stewardship of the State’s financial accounts and investments
• A pension system devoted to ensuring retirement security for Rhode Island teachers, State and municipal employees, public safety officers and other public servants
• A compensation program to assist Rhode Islanders who are victims of violent crimes
• Collection and safe custody of Rhode Islanders’ lost and unclaimed property
• Administration of CollegeBound Saver, a tax-efficient savings program to help Rhode Islanders prepare for the expense of pursuing higher education
Together, we can strengthen our state’s financial and economic foundation; providing opportunities for all Rhode Islanders.
Rhode Island Treasury's 2016 Annual Report contains highlights from the past year, including information on the pension fund's $500 million in investment gains, Treasurer Magaziner’s new ‘Back to Basics’ investment strategy, and a roundup of progress made in offices throughout Treasury.
Other highlights in the report include the Treasurer’s turnaround of the state’s CollegeBound program –which is now regarded as one of the best 529 college savings plans in the country– as well as the launch of “Rhode Island’s ABLE”, a program allowing Rhode Islanders with disabilities save for disability-related expenses.
Additionally, $12 million of unclaimed property was returned to nearly 9,000 people during the year, and $17.2 million in low cost loans were provided to municipal energy-efficiency projects across the Ocean State through the Treasurer’s green banking initiative.
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