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West Virginia State Treasurer John Perdue is scheduled to speak at Middle Creek Elementary in Ohio County at 10 a.m. Monday, Oct. 21. Treasurer Perdue will speak about the SMART529 education savings p...
Event part of National Retirement Security Week; plan improvements announced
In recognition of National Retirement Security Week (Oct. 20-26), West Virginia Retirement Plus will host an open house ...
Students at Chapmanville Middle School will receive a hands-on financial learning experience thanks to a program by West Virginia State Treasurer John Perdue.
Approximately 140 students will partic...
Elijah Murphy, sixth grader at CMS, was one of 15 regional winners in the 2019 contest.
West Virginia State Treasurer John Perdue will present Chapmanville Middle School with a check for having a s...
Regional winners share in $12,000 in SMART529 savings
Jaylynn Gano, a second-grader from East Hardy Middle School in Hardy County, had her name drawn for the “When I Grow Up” grand pr...
Unclaimed Property Division returns WWI gun, medals left in safe deposit box
In hunting trip cabins and around the house, David McKee listened as his father occasionally reminisced with a war buddy...
A contract for West Virginia’s medical cannabis banking program has been awarded to Element Federal Credit Union located at 3418 MacCorkle Avenue SE in Charleston. The West Virginia State Treasu...
The West Virginia State Treasurer’s Office has issued a Notice of Intent to Award on the Medical Cannabis Banking Request for Proposal (RFP).
Today, the State Treasurer’s Office not...
The West Virginia Board of Treasury Investments (BTI), which manages the short-term investments for the state, is being recognized for both Standard & Poor’s AAAm rating and financial report...
Figure represents 44 percent of funds reported for year
State Treasurer John Perdue’s Unclaimed Property Division returned $1.2 million in life insurance benefits for fiscal year 2019, 44 per...