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- Financial Records: What to Toss and When
Bank statements, credit card bills, canceled checks and other documents can be useful for tax purposes, as proof of a transaction or payment, or for other reasons. But how long should you keep them? - Signs of Identity Theft
If you suspect that someone is misusing your personal information, acting quickly is the best way to limit the damage. Washington Trust offers some advice to keep you aware of how identity thieves operate and tips to help keep you vigilant. - Why You Need a Financial Plan
Studies have shown that financial planning plays a key role in achieving major life goals. Why wait any longer? Start assessing your current situation, setting goals, and planning for your own financial future today. - Housing 101: Terms to Know Before Buying or Renting
Whether you’re preparing to rent or buy, we encourage you to be familiar with the following housing terms. - 6 Tips for Saving for Your Down Payment
Before you can make the transition from renting your home to owning your home, you will need to have a substantial down payment, typically 5 to 20 percent of the home’s value. - 6 Items for Your New Home’s To Do List
Now that you’re settling in to your new home, there are some important things you need to consider. - 5 Important Questions When Choosing Your First Home
Moving into your own place can be exciting and frightening at the same time. Washington Trust suggests considering the following questions when choosing your own home. - 7 Things To Remember When Hiring A Contractor
A home improvement loan is a great way to help pay for big or small upgrades and remodels to your home. Washington Trust’s Home Improvement Express Loan is perfect for financing roof or window repairs, a new patio or driveway, a new furnace, or any other home improvement on your list. - 10 Ways to Protect Your Personal Information and Your Money
The news often includes reports about thieves gaining access to sensitive personal information that can be used to commit fraud or steal money, sometimes involving major security breaches at large companies such as retailers. - Saving for College — Why Waiting Could Cost You
Being able to afford to send your children to the colleges of their choice, without being limited by cost, can be one of the greatest satisfactions of being a parent.
