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Financial Solutions for Parents

From loans to savings plans, we can help you get there.

Home Equity Loans1,2

Looking for a cost-effective approach to meeting those daunting educational expenses? Put the power of your home’s equity to work.

With competitive rates and flexible terms, an Old National Home Equity Loan is a powerful approach to borrowing.

  • Get up to 90% loan-to-value
  • Terms up to 15 years
  • Enjoy a competitive fixed-interest rate
  • Interest may be tax deductible3

Need to consolidate debt?

We'll help you consolidate and save BIG with our free Debt Check-up.

Ready to make college a reality?

Call 1-800-731-BANK or visit any Old National banking center today for your FREE Financial Needs Analysis.

529 Savings Plan4

A 529 Plan is a comprehensive, tax-advantaged program designed to help your family save for higher education at any accredited college, university or professional or technical school.

  • Gain potential tax advantages— with a 529 Plan your investment grows tax-deferred!
  • Get market-based returns from a portfolio of investments.
  • Enjoy complete control over withdrawals for the life of the account.5

Ready to start saving?

Call 1-800-731-BANK or visit any Old National banking center today to learn more and start your 529 Plan.

Disclosures:

1.  Subject to credit approval.

2.  Property insurance required.

3. Consult your tax advisor regarding interest deductibility.

4. College savings plans differ significantly by state in features and benefits. When comparing plans, please consider each plan's investment options, fees and state tax implications and consult with your tax advisor.

Securities, Investment Advisory Services and insurance products offered through LPL Financial and its affiliates, member FINRA/SIPC and a SEC registered investment advisor. Old National Bank and Old National Investments are not registered broker/dealers, nor are they affiliated with LPL Financial.

5. Non-qualified withdrawals are subject to federal and state income tax and a 10% penalty.

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