The West Virginia State Treasurer's Office, led by Treasurer Larry Pack, serves as a vital financial resource for the citizens of West Virginia. The office is responsible for managing the state's operating funds, overseeing debt, and ensuring the smooth processing of state transactions. It offers a range of programs aimed at enhancing the financial well-being of residents, including the SMART529 college savings plan, the Jumpstart Savings Program for skilled workforce members, and the Hope Scholarship for K-12 students.

Other services include managing unclaimed property, providing investment options through the Board of Treasury Investments, and offering tools for financial literacy, such as the Get a Life program designed for students. The office aims to support individuals and families in achieving their financial goals, whether it’s searching for unclaimed money or preparing for retirement with the WV Retirement Plus plan. The West Virginia State Treasurer’s Office is dedicated to transparency and community engagement, making it a key resource for financial education and assistance throughout the state