Comptroller Natalie Braswell

12/15/2022

It's exciting to see momentum build in the MyCTSavings program, and workers — many for the first time in their careers — saving for a secure and dignified retirement.

I look forward to seeing participation and investments grow as more people become familiar with MyCTSavings and its benefits.

Comptroller Natalie Braswell on Thursday announced that MyCTSavings, the state-sponsored retirement security program for pr...

12/01/2022

State revenues continue to perform well thanks to the overall strength of the labor market and robust consumer spending. But, the lack of affordable housing in Connecticut is a concern and is something policymakers need to address.

Comptroller Natalie Braswell today, in her monthly financial and economic update, projected a Fiscal Year...

11/30/2022

Completing the official canvas of the results from this year's election with Office of Connecticut State Treasurer Shawn Wooden and Office of the Connecticut Secretary of the State Kohler🖋️

11/23/2022

Looking forward to taking part in this wonderful event. Join us next Tuesday!

The Covid 19 pandemic has altered many lives, particularly that of women and girls. The Governor's Council on Women and Girls will host a panel discussion on the state services available to support those who may be living a new normal in today's world.

CT Paid Leave CEO Andrea Barton Reeves will be joining other women state agency leaders on 11/29, 2 PM at the Legislative Office Building (Rm 1A).

To attend in-person, email [email protected].

To attend via Zoom, register here: https://bit.ly/CowagZoom

11/09/2022

Congratulations Comptroller-Elect Sean Scanlon!

I am confident the agency will excel under your leadership and am eager to assist in the seamless transition to the next administration.

11/08/2022

 is here! Your vote matters. Review your town’s ballot before you head to the polls: https://portal.ct.gov/SOTS/Election-Services/Town-Ballots/2022-November-Town-Election-Ballots

11/03/2022

Good news for job seekers 💼 The labor market remains strong with plenty of job openings both nationally and in Connecticut.

11/01/2022

Despite the national and global economic unpredictability that has marked the pandemic recovery, Connecticut's budget has proven resilient. We are on pace to record another surplus, building on recent successes in stabilizing state finances and guarding against future downturns in the economy.

Comptroller Natalie Braswell today, in her monthly financial and economic update, projected a Fiscal Year 2023 General Fund...

10/21/2022

Kevin Lembo is a true believer in open government and helped create a culture of transparency in the comptroller's office that I'm proud to carry on.

A well-deserved honor.

The Connecticut Foundation for Open Government (CFOG) is pleased to announce that a former state comptroller, a state official, a clinic at Yale Law School and a columnist for The Day of New London…

10/19/2022

Saving money for the future is important, which is why Connecticut celebrates National Retirement Security Month, every month! Learn more about how MyCTSavings can help you invest in your or your employees' futures at MyCTSavings.com

10/06/2022

There are apprenticeship opportunities at the OSC! If you are looking for on-the-job training, enjoy learning new things, and are excited about a hands-on experience in an innovative workplace this is an opportunity for you.

Join the Accenture Information Session on 10/26: http://shorturl.at/bjkQW
Apply to an opportunity: https://www.accenture.com/us-en/careers/jobdetails?id=R00122924_en

10/05/2022

Though uncertainty and recurrent concerns remain on the national level, Connecticut’s financial standing is stable and well prepared for the future. The long-term planning and fiscal discipline in recent years will help protect Connecticut residents from national — and global — turmoil.

Comptroller Natalie Braswell today, in her monthly financial and economic update, projected a Fiscal Year 2023 General Fund...