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HB0164

Wyoming Generational Investment Account

Last scannedOct 8, 2026, 2:41 AM

In one sentence

This act creates the Wyoming generational investment account for long-term investments and specifies how funds are transferred from the legislative stabilization reserve, invested, and earnings distributed after a 20-year period.

Creates the Wyoming generational investment account to hold state funds.
Specifies that the state treasurer shall invest all funds in the account according to specific guidelines.
Requires annual transfers of up to $100 million from the legislative stabilization reserve to the generational investment account, starting July 1, 2026.
Limits withdrawals from the account until at least 20 years after each transfer is made.
Specifies that earnings from these investments will be transferred to the general fund and the legislative stabilization reserve after a 20-year period.

The state of Wyoming, including its government agencies and financial institutions.
Future generations of Wyoming residents who may benefit from long-term investment returns.

The bill did not pass, so it has no legal effect.
Details about how earnings will be distributed after 20 years are specified but may change over time.

Plain language

Generational Investment Account: A special account created to hold state funds for long-term investments.
Legislative Stabilization Reserve Account: An existing fund used by the Wyoming government to manage financial stability and emergencies.

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