Candidate for Rhode Island Treasurer in 2026 Rhode Island General Election.
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Get StartedFor Credle, serving those who served means using the tools and partnerships available to the Treasury to help veterans build greater financial security, independence, and opportunity. Learn more
Credle's RI WAVE concept creates an affordable, structured pathway from the Community College of Rhode Island into URI and Rhode Island College — connecting education with workforce development and long-term economic mobility. A stronger workforce is a stronger state balance sheet. Learn more
Financial security and health security are inseparable. The pressures Rhode Island families face from healthcare costs, housing, caregiving, retirement, and education are interconnected. The Treasurer's Office must recognize that protecting wealth means addressing the full picture of what threatens it. Learn more
Treasury-supported mortgage programs must be evaluated on measurable outcomes: how many Rhode Islanders are actually served, how much public money is committed, how affordable and geographically accessible the programs are. Credle's housing agenda also advances innovative approaches for veterans and working families who have been left behind by the current market. Learn more
Billions in unclaimed property sit in state coffers that rightfully belong to Rhode Island residents and businesses. Credle will modernize unclaimed-property operations with proactive identification and outreach so that money gets back to its owners as efficiently as the law allows. Learn more
Pension dollars should be evaluated on measurable net returns — not on relationships or reputation. Credle will conduct deeper scrutiny of investment-management and consultant fees, contracts, and performance. Rhode Islanders deserve to know whether they are receiving real value for what they pay Wall Street. Learn more
Treasury information — pension performance, investment fees, contracts, unclaimed property, program outcomes, and administrative costs — should be understandable to every resident, not just insiders. Programs must have identifiable benchmarks. Announcements are not accountability. Results are. Learn more
Credle’s position is straightforward: Rhode Island should determine what affected retirees lost, identify financially responsible remedies, and establish a credible path toward restoring the retirement security promised to public servants. Learn more
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