Are you tired of living paycheck to paycheck and want to start building a healthy savings account? Building a healthy savings habit can feel like a daunting task, but with the right strategies, it’s more achievable than you might think. In today’s blog post, we’ll share 7 practical money-saving tips to help you start saving […]
Is It Time to Consider Refinancing Your Mortgage?
Refinancing your mortgage can be a smart financial move under certain circumstances. We’re always here to help you evaluate your individual situation but consider the following potential factors which may help determine whether the time is right for you to think about refinancing: Interest Rates: One of the primary reasons to refinance your mortgage is […]
Things You Should Never Carry in Your Wallet
We’ve all been there – stuffing our wallets with various cards, documents, and pieces of paper, thinking it will make our lives more convenient. However, this habit can actually put us at greater risk of identity theft and financial fraud if our wallets get lost or stolen. Financial security experts strongly recommend never carrying certain […]
What to Do When Your Wallet is Stolen
How Bank of the James Supports Local Businesses
Even though we’re a small, local bank, we have the amenities of a big bank, and this is especially true of our business solutions.
Benefits of Banking Locally
We are a local bank that strives to provide modern, big bank amenities to our customers and help them achieve financial success.
Is a Reverse Mortgage Your Best Option? Here’s How to Find Out
In a reverse mortgage loan, you can convert part of your home equity into cash, providing additional cash flow to support your lifestyle.
Do you know when to retire? Start planning now.
Bank of the James offers many tools to help you plan for retirement, including our Budget Calculator to organize your spending and saving.
Should you save or pay off debt? 3 factors to consider.
While each situation is unique, there are factors that should be considered before you decide whether to save your cash or pay off debt.
3 Reasons Why You Should Start Tracking Your Expenses
While you may think you have a good grasp on where your money is spent, you’ll never know your biggest costs if you don’t keep a record.