Jumpstart Savings Program News Today

(The Center Square) – West Virginia Treasurer Riley Moore announced the West Virginia College and Jumpstart Savings Program will make the market investment option in its plan free of investments

CHARLESTON — During Career Technical Education Day at the Legislature at the State Capitol on Friday, March 1, West Virginia State Treasurer Riley Moore recognized six winners of his Office’s

CHARLESTON — State Treasurer Riley Moore reminded West Virginia tradespeople and vocational students have until December 31 to enter his Office’s contest th

The program gives mountain state residents seeking skilled vocations or trades to save money and benefit from state income incentives.

On Thursday, the statewide "Get A Life" simulation came to Washington Irving Middle School and students a look at what life with a job, salary and expenses is like.

PARKERSBURG — State Treasurer Riley Moore invited students from West Virginia University at Parkersburg and the Wood County Technical Center Tuesday to est

WHEELING — West Virginia tradespeople and vocational students have the chance to win up to $12,000 for work-related expenses, and all they have to do is snap

CHARLESTON -- West Virginia State Treasurer Riley Moore has announced a new contest that will award up to $12,000 deposited in a Jumpstart Savings Account to winners who tell the

West Virginia Treasurer Riley Moore paid a visit to “The Friendly City” to announce its Jump Start Savings Program sweepstakes.Moore is encouraging people to us

West Virginia tradespeople and vocational students have the chance to win up to $12,000 for work-related expenses, and all they have to do is snap a picture and tell why they are “proud to be a West Virginia skilled worker.” State Treasurer Riley Moore visited West Virginia Northern Community College Thursday to tell students about […]