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Brothers, 85 and 82, to claim lost railroad stock
D. Randall Cole came back from the Vietnam War much quieter than when he left home.
He spent a year stateside learning the Vietnamese language, ...
State Treasurer John Perdue’s office has returned nearly $1 million in unclaimed life insurance proceeds to beneficiaries since the beginning of fiscal 2019, a continued outgrowth of the Treasur...
Nearly half filed electronically in December; “fast track” expedites where possible
State Treasurer John Perdue’s Unclaimed Property Division received nearly half of its claims ap...
Entries must be postmarked by Friday, February 22, 2019 to qualify
West Virginia State Treasurer John Perdue and representatives from SMART529 gathered at Edgewood Elementary School in Charleston t...
“Get a Life” game teaches middle schoolers basics of money
It has been a common refrain aimed at adult children who won’t leave home; nosy neighbors who won’t mind their own...
Expanded saving limits change landscape
Until four years ago, the only legal remedy to assist people with disabilities consisted of free medical care through Medicaid and Supplemental Security Inco...
WVABLE accounts make future brighter for people with disabilities
Teays Valley man says new program allows security for 14-year-old daughter
Steve Slack is the parent of a Down Syndrome child, Sop...
Treasurer touts savings vehicle with WVU, Marshall presidents
Banner Photo: WVU President Gordon Gee (far left) and State Treasurer John Perdue celebrate, with WVU Child Learning Center students, the...
Participants triple, assets increase under Treasurer Perdue
West Virginia Retirement Plus has tripled its participant base while increasing total assets by $158 million since mid-2006, when State T...
Smart Start awards provide $20,000 in savings funds
Treasurer Perdue presents Ryan and Kelly Franklin and son Evan their Smart Start award. The Franklins are from Washington.
State T...