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  1. Title hereHow to Turn Your Homeownership Goals into Achievable Milestones
    Buying and owning a home has been a rite of passage for generations of Americans—a milestone on the path to financial security
  2. 8 challenges for business leaders that will shape year 2 of COVID-19
    Corporate boards and executive teams are typically considered effective if they are able to help a business navigate a global crisis in parallel with maintaining day-to-day operations. If only the bar was as simple and set so low right now. As we enter the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic, the intersection of the o
  3. Caring for Aging Parents  Many adults have
    Caring for Aging Parents   Many adults have aging parents who are in need of health-care and living assistance. There are a number of resources
  4. Financial Tips for Your Adult Children
    As they get older, you want your kids to thrive on their own earnings, while building toward major expenses like a home purchase, raising their own children and retirement. How do you help them get there?
  5. 4 Ways to Reduce Your Business Expenses
    Reducing business expenses without affecting the quality of your product or service can be a real challenge. At the same time, small businesses that
  6. Anxiety is surging for American employees amid tariff uncertainty: What bosses can do
    While tariff uncertainty hasn’t caught up to hiring yet, American workers are not wasting any time airing out their concerns.
  7. Financial wellness programs show your employees you have their back
    Employees working in essential jobs are in a tough place during this pandemic. While grateful to be employed, they surely didn't sign up to be on the front lines of this crisis. Recently, we've witnessed strikes at Instacart, Amazon, and Whole Foods over coronavirus health concerns. Their demands? More safety precautio
  8. Old National has always focused on strengthening
    Old National has always focused on strengthening and supporting the communities we serve. In 2025, we invested over $4.2 million in our communities
  9. Increasing Your Mortgage by Hundreds of Dollars a Month Could Actually Save You Money. Here's How
    When mortgage rates started plunging to record lows back in the summer of 2020, my husband and I decided to take advantage of that situation by refinancing our mortgage. We wound up locking in a much lower interest rate on our loan due to market conditions (and the fact that we had good credit helped as well).
  10. Real Estate Investing: 3 Mistakes I'd Warn Every New Investor About
    Investing in real estate isn't for the faint of heart. There are risks associated with owning properties that it's important to be aware of. If you're