Business Savings & CDs

Whether you are saving for an important business enhancement or just to see your money grow, we have a business savings account to help.

Select Business Savings¹

No monthly service charge when maintaining a monthly balance of $500

Tiered interest - the higher your balance the more interest you earn

Use Online Banking to transfer money between your savings account and your Old National Bank checking account

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Certificate of Deposit²

Guaranteed interest rate

Short-term or long-term options

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Items to open a business account

To expedite the process when you open a business account or apply for a business loan, there is information you can gather beforehand. Here's a helpful checklist, including links to our Personal Financial Statement (PFS) form.

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Business Insights

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How Business Email Compromise targets employees

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Notices & Disclosures

All accounts have a minimum opening deposit of $50. If account is closed within 180 days of open date, a $25 fee will be assessed.

Federal law limits savings accounts to no more than six (6) pre-authorized automatic transfers and/or withdrawals or telephone (including data transmission) agreements during any one (1) calendar month or statement cycle of at least four weeks.
Advertised APYs (Annual Percentage Yield) are accurate as of February 23, 2016, require a deposit, are subject to change, and assume money stays on deposit until CD maturity date. A penalty may be imposed for early withdrawal, which may reduce earnings. Maximum deposit per household is $500,000. Public funds, institutional funds and brokered CDs are ineligible for advertised APYs.