News & Announcements

Rebuilding & Recovering Financially: A Path to Financial Recovery is hosted through the She Leads financial literacy program.

Making Money Moves is a conversation about optimally managing finances through banking, debt management, and investment practices.

The Secretary of State’s office and partner organizations, will hold a webinar for senior citizens providing tips and guidance on how to avoid scams.

A select group of business leaders will answer questions about handling financial hardship and discuss the resources available to businesses in need.

Raffensperger is warning all Georgians about scammers using fear about the COVID-19 pandemic for fraudulent or deceptive investment opportunities.

Virtual meetings will allow Georgia businesses to comply with requirements to hold annual meetings while also protecting public health from COVID.

“She Leads” is part of the Secretary’s financial literacy series which is open to all women.

Raffensperger is pleased to announce the second "She Leads" program, which will take place in Tifton, Georgia on September 20.

Raffensperger reminds financial professionals and the public to be on the lookout for elder financial abuse, including potential exploitation.

The Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday announced an emergency action charging a recent college graduate with orchestrating a Ponzi scheme.

Raffensperger will hold a series of events aimed at educating Georgian’s on the importance of investing and money management.

“When I’m 65” will be presented at GPB on February 28 from 6 -9 p.m.