State Treasurer John D. Perdue, a national leader in promoting financial literacy at every stage of life, has been a trail blazer in providing new opportunities for all West Virginians, whether they are still in the classroom or planning for retirement.

Since 1997, Perdue has worked to provide personal financial literacy education to every West Virginian through the NetWorth financial education effort, and financial education seminars, such as West Virginia Money conferences.

John Perdue has created critical partnerships – with citizens, businesses, and other government entities – to ensure that financial education programs and services allow all West Virginians to pursue new opportunities both in the classroom and the workplace.  For more information on financial education and the programs and services available, contact the State Treasurer's Office.