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Forbes Top Ten. Times Two.
WesBanco is the only mid-size bank in the country to make the Forbes Top Ten for both employee satisfaction and financial success.
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100% Financing Now Available for Our Community Heroes
Contact a loan officer to learn more.
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Introducing Debit Card Controls and Alerts
Because who doesn't like a little more control? Now Available in our Consumer Mobile App!
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What Matters Most to You, Matters Most to Us
Banking means more to us than you think — with us, it's personal.
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How to Increase Your Gas Mileage
No amount of wishful thinking will lower prices at the pump. Instead, focus on efforts that will make a difference—follow these 8 tips to increase your gas mileage and get the most out of every gallon.
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WesBanco CashFlow Connect
Business Online Banking tools at your fingertips — anytime, anywhere!
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Is Your Business Protected Against Fraud?
Keep your business secure with services to reduce the risk of fraud.
Awards and Recognition
Invested in Community
What matters most to you, matters most to us. That’s why WesBanco contributed heavily in our communities in 2021
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458
Million
Community Development Loans
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157
Million
Community Development Investments
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19
Million
Community Development Investments
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888
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Philanthropic Donations
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WesBanco Named to the Forbes Best-In-State Banks 2022 List
WesBanco Bank, Inc., has been named to the Best-In-State Banks List by Forbes. This ranking was based on customer satisfaction and feedback, and WesBanco received strong scores across the survey, including high scores for 'trust', 'branch services', 'terms and conditions', 'customer service', 'digital services', and 'financial advice'. WesBanco was ranked the #1 bank in Ohio and the #2 bank in Kentucky.
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WesBanco Appoints Jeffrey H. Jackson as Chief Operating Officer
WesBanco is proud to announce the appointment of our new Chief Operating Officer, Jeffrey H. Jackson. Mr. Jackson's impressive finance career will be an asset to WesBanco for many years to come. President and CEO Todd Clossin also announced his anticipated retirement date of January 1, 2024, and looks forward to guiding Mr. Jackson in a smooth transition of leadership within the company.
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WesBanco Bank Again Receives the America Saves Designation of Savings Excellence
WesBanco Bank, was recently recognized with the 2022 America Saves Designation of Savings Excellence for its extraordinary efforts during America Saves Week to encourage customers to save money. The award is presented annually to financial institutions that created measurable impact, displayed exceptional achievement, and demonstrated success encouraging and supporting their customers to save money.
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Financial Wellness Check-up
WesBanco is committed to helping you achieve your financial and life planning goals. It all starts with an honest assessment of what you already know, and more importantly what you need to learn. We pledge to expand your financial knowledge so you can confidently navigate life's challenges and opportunities.
Get StartedEducation & Insights
No matter your stage of life, utilize our Education & Insights to steadily improve your financial wellness over time.
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Make Your Life Easier with P2P Options
Sending money to friends and family is becoming a common necessity, whether you’re splitting the cost of a lunch tab, paying someone back for a shared birthday present, or even paying the babysitter. One of the fastest and easiest ways to do that is to send money digitally using peer-to-peer (or P2P) payments.
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Basic Bookkeeping
Owning a business means staying on top of financial reports and bookkeeping. Easier said than done. Well, it used to be. This Coach session will guide you through basic bookkeeping principles and provide a spreadsheet for you to create both a Profit & Loss Sheet and a Balance Sheet for your business.
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What is Inflation?
Inflation measures how much prices rise over time. When prices rise, the value of a dollar falls and your purchasing power goes down.