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.

Property and Divorce

A divorce is almost always an emotionally and financially challenging experience. But if you understand the laws that apply to the property that you and your about-to-be-former spouse own and know the benefits to which you’re entitled, you’ll be much more likely to reach a resolution you feel is acceptable.
Preparing for a Baby

Are you adding a child to your family? Congrats! Whether it be through birth or adoption, parenthood is very fulfilling for many people. As with any major life change, if you have a better grasp of the financial requirements and tasks, you can be better prepared for what's ahead.
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Talking to Your Partner About Money

When it comes to talking with a spouse or partner about money, many people shy away. It can be scary—but it doesn’t have to be. Positive and frequent communication is key.
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.
Renter's Insurance

Among the reasons for renting rather than buying a home is that you're not making a long-term financial commitment to a mortgage loan, property taxes, and homeowner's insurance. But one commitment you should make is to purchase a renter's insurance policy that covers your personal property and your liability for accidents that could happen in your living space.
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The Cost of College Life

One of the many mysteries of college is what being there is actually going to cost you. How much will you need to make it that first year?
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Health Insurance – Find What’s Right for You

One of your biggest financial risks is confronting unexpected expenses that you can’t afford, no matter how careful you are with your money. That’s why learning how to navigate health insurance could save your health and your bank account.
Dealing With Illness

Keep your fingers on the pulse of your financial health. Serious sickness can strike both suddenly and unexpectedly. But if you're prepared, it's possible to weather an illness.
Health Benefits

Health insurance has changed dramatically in the last few years, which means you'll have to consider various healthcare options. Remember, though, that there’s a significant difference between having your company shoulder the cost of a health plan and having your employees pay some of the premiums themselves.
Double your investments with the 72 Rule

The Rule of 72 is a way to estimate how long it will take for an investment to double at a given interest rate, assuming a fixed annual rate of interest. This calculator flips the 72 rule and shows what interest rate you would need to double your investment in a set number of years.
The Rule of 72

Calculating compound interest can be tricky and intimidating. However, there are some shortcuts you can take to get a quick estimate of growth rates. A common shortcut is known as the Rule of 72.
Avoiding Inappropriate Investments

It's essential to avoid doing business with dishonest salespeople selling fraudulent investments and those who pressure you for immediate decisions by insisting that an opportunity will evaporate. It's equally important, but it may be harder to decide whether a legitimate investment product is right for you.