Office of Connecticut State Treasurer Denise L. Nappier

Office of State Treasurer
Denise L. Nappier

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We’ve Got Money. Some May Be Yours! Thousands of people, businesses and organizations in Connecticut are being reunited with $2 million every month. This is a FREE service. Search the online list - you could be next. Consumer Alert 8/02/2011.

Short-Term Investment Fund The State is the single largest investor in STIF with roughly a 40% stake, and we remain confident that our investments will continue to be safe. Learn more on the STIF homepage and the Investor Communications page.

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New! State Treasurer Nappier announces five pilot programs established across Connecticut to help residents save and develop assets. Click to join Bank On Connecticut today!

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Email : Mailing Address: Phone Number :	State Treasurer Denise L. Nappier 55 Elm Street, Hartford CT 06106 (800) 618-3404

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Financial Education

Check these Education Resources

1. CT Women's Money Conference Save the date 10/26/13!

2. National Financial Capability Challenge See the results

3. CT Money School - Bank on CT Welcome

For Students
It is Kickoff Time!

The Office of the State Treasurer and the Hartford Animation Institute collaborated with the acclaimed Hartford Courant Newspapers in Education program to bring "Big Time Saver" financial literacy lessons to fourth through sixth grade students throughout Connecticut. The series teaches kids the importance of savings and other money related topics. Funding for this series was provided by Bank of America-Connecticut.