Tag: Seth Magaziner
Legislation calls for locally administered forgivable loan program to help new...
PROVIDENCE – If you started a small business after Feb. 15, 2020, you are out of luck when it comes to getting in on...
National ratings agencies affirm R.I. credit rating ahead of bond sale
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island is well-positioned for the upcoming sale of its general obligation bonds after receiving stable ratings from all three major credit...
Magaziner announces college scholarships for children of front-line workers
PROVIDENCE – R.I. General Treasurer Seth Magaziner in a press conference on March 3 announced a new college scholarship fund for children of front-line...
Magaziner announces $6M savings from bond refinancing
PROVIDENCE – State coffers will see an injection of $6 million thanks to bond refinancing announced by R.I. Treasurer Seth Magaziner on March 2.
The...
Five Questions With: Seth Magaziner
Seth Magaziner serves as Rhode Island’s general treasurer, a position he has held since 2015. His duties include overseeing state finances, including the state...
Rhode Islanders approve $400M in bond questions
PROVIDENCE (AP) – From state college investments to beach and roadway projects, Rhode Island voters approved about $400 million in state spending during a...
Special election to decide fate of capital improvement projects
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island’s voters have been tasked with deciding whether the state will spend $642 million on seven proposed capital improvement projects.
The total...
R.I. pension fund hits new $9 billion record in assets
PROVIDENCE – The state pension fund hit a historic high above $9 billion in assets in December, according to a news release from the...
R.I. pension system sees $113M decrease in unfunded liability in FY...
PROVIDENCE – The state pension system decreased its unfunded liability by more than $100 million in fiscal year 2020, the R.I Office of the...
Magaziner: State CollegeBound savings to help fund apprenticeships
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Islanders will now be able to use dedicated college savings plans to pay for apprenticeship costs, R.I. General Treasurer Seth Magaziner...



















