Education & Insights

Whatever stage of life you're in, WesBanco has the resources to help you understand and manage your money. Find calculators, tips and more to help you on your journey.

How One Plus Can Boost Your Next Big Move

A checking account that not only manages your money—but helps it grow.
How One Plus Can Help You Enjoy the Most Out of What You Earn

An all-in-one solution designed to enhance your lifestyle while giving you the financial tools to enjoy the experiences that matter most.
How One Plus Can Keep You and Your Money More Secure

Whether you're getting married, growing your family, or purchasing your dream home, ensuring the security of your financial future is a top priority.
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Financial Literacy for Families

Understanding how to manage your family's money wisely, from budgeting for daily expenses to setting aside funds for long-term goals, can be a game-changer.
How a 20 year old can save $1 million by age 65

If you want a happy retirement, aiming to save $1 million dollars for it is a good start.
4 Critical Financial Moves for New Parents

Making plans now will ensure your child is financially protected in almost any situation, including income interruptions, medical concerns, or even the loss of a parent.
WesBanco Wellness: Ready, Set, Retire!

Retirement Planning Mistakes to Avoid in Your 20s, 30s and 40s

Waiting until you are older to begin saving for retirement will require a significantly larger monthly investment to reach the same goal. Every minute – and every dollar – counts. Read on to learn about common retirement mistakes to avoid in your 20s, 30s and 40s.
401(k) Retirement Planning: Decoding the Basics

Retirement investments may not be at the top of every young professional’s to-do list, but it’s an essential part of staying financially stable throughout your life. Maybe you’re interested in how these investment accounts work, are researching the best options for your life stage, or you just started a new job that offers a 401(k) plan.
Financial To-Dos for Newlyweds

Before the big day, sit down with your partner and talk finances. Some of these to-dos have a time limit—sometimes as short as two weeks after your wedding! Don’t miss out on money-saving adjustments by waiting too long after the big day.
WesBanco Wellness: A Series for your Financial Health

Portfolio Building

As logical as it might seem to look for the perfect stock, bond, or mutual fund and make it your investment of choice, that’s not the best approach to meeting your financial goals. No single investment, or type of investments, provides a strong return year in and year out.
Individual Retirement Accounts

Individual retirement accounts (IRAs) are tax-deferred, personal retirement plans. You must have earned income to contribute, and you can put money into an IRA whether or not you participate in an employer’s retirement plan.
WesBanco Wellness: A Series for your Financial Health

Meet Your 401(k)

Even if you’re just starting your first real job—actually, especially if you’re just starting your first real job—it’s time to start thinking about retiring. Most employers offer you the opportunity to participate in a salary reduction plan, such as a 401(k) or 403(b).