PA Treasury manages four consumer programs that support Pennsylvanians: PA 529 College and Career Savings Program, Keystone Scholars, PA ABLE, and unclaimed property. Each program expands opportunities for consumers to receive and save money.
Learn More“I’m so proud of how our consumer programs served Pennsylvania in 2025. These programs are great opportunities for Pennsylvanians to receive unclaimed property, support their children’s future educational expenses, save money, and do so much more!”
Pennsylvania State Treasurer Stacy Garrity
“PA ABLE accounts, PA 529 accounts, and Keystone Scholars accounts have already made a meaningful difference in the lives of so many Pennsylvanians. I encourage everyone to explore how these financial tools can provide security, stability, and education for themselves or their loved ones.”
PA 529 accounts allow families to support their children as they save for their postsecondary education. Families can invest in the PA 529 Guaranteed Savings Plan (GSP) or the MorningstarTM Gold-Rated PA 529 Investment Plan (IP).
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Keystone Scholars provides the first step for families to support their child’s future educational needs. All Pennsylvania children born on or after Jan. 1, 2019, can receive $100 through Keystone Scholars, which can be used for tuition, books, and other post-high school education expenses.
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PA ABLE allows Pennsylvanians with qualifying disabilities to save for a wide variety of disability-related expenses without affecting their means-tested benefits. In 2026, individuals of any age can open a PA ABLE account if their disability occurred before age 46.
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Treasury is working to return more than $5 billion in unclaimed property to its rightful owners. More than one in 10 Pennsylvanians are owed unclaimed property, and the average claim is worth more than $1,000. Since taking office, Treasurer Garrity has returned more than $1 billion.
Learn More“One of my favorite parts of serving as Treasurer is helping return unclaimed property to hardworking Pennsylvanians, organizations, and businesses. Everyone should check our website to see if you have any unclaimed property. It is very easy to search!”
Treasury returns military decorations to Pennsylvania veterans and their families. In 2025, Treasurer Garrity returned her 500th military decoration since taking office.
Search HereIn 2025, Treasury launched Money Match to automatically send checks to Pennsylvanians with unclaimed property without requiring recipients to complete any paperwork.
Learn MoreTo make room for incoming inventory in Treasury’s vault, Treasury holds auctions twice annually. Proceeds from auctions are closely documented and remain available for a rightful owner to claim at any time.
Learn MoreINVEST PA allows local governments and nonprofit organizations in Pennsylvania to invest funds into a family of highly rated investment pools. Federated Hermes Inc. manages the program’s portfolios by monitoring the financial markets.
Treasury publishes key financial and demographic information on its award-winning transparency portal to keep Pennsylvanians aware of how their state government is serving them and spending their taxpayer dollars.
Board of Finance & Revenue is an independent administrative tax tribunal that resolves tax appeals and disputes for Pennsylvanians and their organizations. BF&R has three members on its Board, including two appointed by the Governor and the State Treasurer or her designee as the Chair.
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More than $9.48 Billion
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