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    1. The Pros and Cons of Debt Consolidation
      With low interest rates currently available for many borrowers, debt consolidation is on the minds of many people looking to consolidate their high-interest debt. Debt consolidation provides you with a new loan that pays off existing debt, leaving you with one loan instead of several. This can be helpful if the interes
    2. Thinking of Refinancing Your Student Loans? 3 Important Questions to Ask Yourself First
      If you haven't already, you're probably going to start receiving offers from private companies offering to refinance your student loans. After all,
    3. To Raise Prices or Not to Raise Prices: Tariff Tips for Small Businesses
      Tariffs have put businesses and the customers they serve in a bind.
    4. 2 Important Changes to Social Security Were Just Announced for 2025
      Recently, the Social Security Administration announced two important changes that are going to affect both current and future retirees. Both changes
    5. Recently Completed Partnership Expands Old National Footprint into Tennessee and North Carolina
      Recently completed partnership expands Old National footprint into Tennessee and North Carolina   As a result of Old National’s strong standing
    6. By Joe Kiser, President, Old National Bank
      By Joe Kiser, President, Old National Bank FoundationIn the summer of 2023, a groundbreaking collaboration emerged in Kalamazoo, Mich., exemplifying
    7. 5 ways manufacturers can embark on their AI journies
      The manufacturing industry has reached a stage where both the technology and the mindset exist to embrace real, practical applications of AI and create tangible value on the factory floor.
    8. Not All Inheritance Trusts Are Created Equally
      When it comes to inheritance, some clients are convinced that their parents have made proper arrangements on their behalf. Even when parents have used qualified lawyers and other advisors to do this, we always recommend “double checking” to make sure that any inheritance that might be received will be under an appropri
    9. 2022 Transfer Tax Update
      Despite the various proposals to lower federal transfer tax (estate, gift and GST taxes) exemptions and increase the tax rates, none of them were enacted in 2021.
    10. 5 New Things to Note on Your 2021 Business Return
      Income taxes are a perennial chore for business owners. While many tax items—deductions, credits, etc.—have new limits for 2021 due to cost-of-living