Proven Strategy Will Provide Urgent Relief for State General Fund
Nov. 20, 2025 (DENVER) — Colorado State Treasurer Dave Young announced the launch of a tax credit sale that will raise up to $100 million to shore up the state’s budget.
Treasury Safeguarding Purple Hearts, Bronze Star
Retirement Program One of Fastest-Growing in the Country
Big Name Breweries Have Unclaimed Cash, Just in Time for the Great American Beer Festival
Oct. 10, 2025 (DENVER) — Colorado’s beverage industry is known for crafting great beer, but some of its biggest names have something else brewing: unclaimed cash.
Just in time for the Great American Beer Festival, the Colorado Department of the Treasury is encouraging breweries and beer events to claim lost cash through the Great Colorado Payback.
Great Colorado Payback Wants Rockies, Broncos, Nuggets, and Avalanche to Win Back Unclaimed Property
Oct. 2, 2025 (DENVER) — With the fall sports season in full swing, the Colorado Department of the Treasury is reminding fans to check the Great Colorado Payback database for lost funds.
They’re in good company: The Colorado Rockies, Colorado Avalanche, Denver Broncos, and the Denver Nuggets are among the 15 million property owners who have lost money waiting on the sidelines.
Expanded Tools Make It Easier Than Ever for Coloradans to Save for Retirement
Sept. 24, 2025 (DENVER) — The Colorado SecureSavings Program announced a major update to its saver and employer portals with the introduction of multilingual functionality and an enhanced mobile experience as part of its mission to expand access to retirement savings.
Moré Brings Investment Experience to Colorado's Public Employee Retirement Association
HB 25-1224 Streamlines Claims Process for Municipalities
Sep. 3, 2025 (DENVER) — The Colorado Department of the Treasury is stepping up efforts to reunite municipalities with lost funds–a process made easier by the signing of HB 25-1224.
Treasury ETRANs Program Helps Keep Classrooms Running Through Cash Flow Gaps
Aug. 18, 2025 (DENVER) — Colorado State Treasurer Dave Young announced that the Colorado Department of the Treasury issued a $460 million note sale to help 19 Colorado school districts bridge cash flow needs for the upcoming school year.
Thousands of Schools Across the State Have Money Waiting to be Claimed through the Great Colorado Payback
Aug. 12, 2025 (DENVER) — As the new school year begins, the Colorado Department of the Treasury is encouraging Coloradans to check for unclaimed property–not just for themselves, but for their schools. More than 4,000 public schools, districts, and educational organizations across the state have unclaimed funds waiting to be returned through the Great Colorado Payback.