Office of the State Comptroller
As New York’s chief fiscal officer, State Comptroller DiNapoli's responsibilities include:
- Protecting taxpayer funds by uncovering waste, fraud and abuse.
- Managing the State pension fund.
- Administering the State retirement system.
- Returning millions in unclaimed funds.
- Providing independent fiscal oversight on State, New York City and local finances.
- Providing technical assistance and training to local government officials and school districts.
- Reviewing State contracts and payments, maintaining the State's accounting system and administering the State payroll.
Key Priorities
Managing the State Pension Fund
The New York State Common Retirement Fund is one of the best-managed, best-funded public pension plans in the nation. Learn more about the State's investment returns, climate action plan, Emerging Manager Program and efforts to hold corporate America accountable.
New York State Common Retirement Fund
Fighting Public Corruption
The State Comptroller's Office is fighting corruption at all levels of government, resulting in hundreds of arrests and tens of millions in restitution. If you suspect fraud, file a complaint online.
Returning Lost Money
The State Comptroller’s Office is holding over $19 billion in unclaimed funds and returns over $1.5 million in lost money to its rightful owners every day. Check and see if you have lost money.
Promoting Transparency
From Open Book New York to online tools tracking federal COVID relief funding, New Yorkers deserve to know how their tax dollars are spent.
Savings Programs for New Yorkers
New Yorkers have access to two savings vehicles:
- The 529 College Savings Program helps individuals save for higher educational goals.
- NY Achieving a Better Life Experience (NY ABLE) empowers New Yorkers with disabilities to save money without losing access to other benefits and services.