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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
APRIL 21, 1999

Contact: Bill Teets at (614) 644-7187
or Dennis Ginty at (614) 644-9564  


OHIO SECURITIES COMMISSIONER THOMAS GEYER

TO DISCUSS PERSONAL FINANCE TOPICS AT BISHOP HARTLEY ON FRIDAY

Presentation Is A Preview Of Saving And Investing Education Week

Ohio Securities Commissioner Thomas E. Geyer will discuss personal finance topics at Bishop Hartley High School, 1285 Zettler Road, Columbus, on Friday, April 23, from 8 a.m. - 8:50 a.m.

The presentation is being held as a preview to Saving And Investing Education Week (April 25-May 1). The week, which is being recognized in more than 20 countries, is designed to encourage consumers to save, invest wisely, and protect themselves against fraudulent schemes. This year's campaign is focusing on young people, particularly high school students who are beginning to form their saving and investing habits.

Commissioner Geyer, who is a graduate of Bishop Hartley High School, will discuss saving and investment choices, how financial markets work, and the laws regulating securities.

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The Ohio Department of Commerce's Division of Securities is responsible for protecting investors from unfair and fraudulent practices in the securities industry. The Division promotes an honest and fair securities market in Ohio where individuals and businesses can raise capital and investors can expect a fair return on their investment. Other Commerce divisions enforce regulations regarding industrial compliance, financial institutions, real estate, liquor, auctioneers, and unclaimed funds, among others. The department's Internet address is www.com.state.oh.us

Note: Media interested in attending should report to the school's office prior to the personal finance session.

 

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