NC Department of State Treasurer
@nctreasurer.com
The department of state treasurer provides retirement benefits for more than 900,000 teachers, law enforcement officers and other public workers. Treasurer Folwell also oversees the State Health Plan and is responsible for assuring the financially sound issuance of debt for state and local governments. The department also administers the NC Cash unclaimed property database.
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NC Department of State Treasurer's Brand Colors
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#06357A
Catalina Blue
6, 53, 122
216, 91, 25
95, 57, 0, 52
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White
255, 255, 255
0, 0, 100
0, 0, 0, 0
#092940
Tiber
9, 41, 64
205, 75, 14
86, 36, 0, 75
About NC Department of State Treasurer
The NC Department of State Treasurer is a trusted brand that provides essential services and benefits to the residents of North Carolina. With a focus on preserving, protecting, and sustaining the state's pension and healthcare plans, this department ensures the financial well-being of over 900,000 teachers, law enforcement officers, and other public workers. Led by Treasurer Folwell, they also oversee the State Health Plan and maintain the state's AAA bond rating.
In addition to their core responsibilities, the NC Department of State Treasurer administers the NC Cash unclaimed property database, allowing individuals to reclaim their lost assets. Through their Financial Operations, Investment Management, Retirement Systems, State Health Plan, and State and Local Government Finance divisions, they strive to provide exemplary service and maximize returns while reducing investment fees. With a commitment to transparency, this department invites you to explore their website, where you can find press releases, policies, and job listings.
Rest assured, the NC Department of State Treasurer is dedicated to meeting the needs of the community and ensuring a financially secure future for all
Company type
Government Agency
Year founded
1941
Company size
201-500 employees
Related Brands
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State retirement systems
Public healthcare benefits administration
Unclaimed property
State and local government finance
Public-sector investment management
