In 2024, Sandy Spring Bank donated $5,000 to each of five Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in the Greater Washington and Baltimore, Maryland area. The recipients included Morgan State University, Bowie State University, Coppin...

Financial literacy isn’t just a nice to have, it’s critical for anyone who wants to take charge of their finances instead of having their finances take charge of them. The foundation for a solid understanding of financial literacy is speaking the language and to help we put together this post of financial terms and their meanings.

Buying a new home is a milestone investment for many people, which makes it important for first-time homebuyers to be prepared. To help as you work with your mortgage banker to navigate the process, be sure to keep these tips in mind.

Leaders and Change Agents in the Financial Services Industry In recognition of Black History Month, we're sharing snapshots of Black Americans who were and are pioneers in their industries, with a special focus on financial services.

Whether you are traveling nearby or around the world, there are some proactive steps you can take to ensure you and your money stay safe. To help take some of the stress out of the travel experience, here are our favorite tips on dealing with your...

This week we are thrilled to share this post by guest author Michael Limerez. Michael has been with Sandy Spring Bank for a number of years, starting just two weeks after his 18th birthday. He has worked in many areas of the bank, including Operations, the Client Service Center, and Treasury Services. He is currently the Manager of the Treasury Management Service and Support area of the bank.

On Friday, June 16th, a team from Sandy Spring Bank dusted off their hard hats and participated in Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland’s Women Build initiative. Employees were matched with a Habitat construction site to help build a home for a low...

Buying a home can at first seem like a daunting process, from the initial search to signing the last document at closing, and there’s no doubt that there’s a lot to keep in mind. However, buying a home is most likely the largest purchase you will...

In the 1920s and 30s, economic crisis and the feeling of mistrust and unease rode rampant, leading to a dramatic rise in bank failures. During those times, if a bank failed, that was it; there was no recourse for the depositor, they simply lost...

According to the American Bankers Association, Americans over 50 years old control more than 70 percent of the nation's wealth. Put into real terms, this group is set to pass to their children more than $68 trillion; the largest transfer of...