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    1. 3 Things a Small Business Can Do to Retain Employees
      With the economy strong and a lot of companies looking for help, workers have more options than they otherwise would. That can create problems for small businesses, which may not be able to match the pay or perks at bigger firms. But just because big companies might offer your employees a raise does not mean you can't
    2. 3 Times a Mortgage Refinance Absolutely Doesn't Pay
      The interest rate you pay when you first sign your mortgage may not be the interest rate you pay for life -- even with a fixed loan.
    3. Will home prices drop if there's a recession?
      Home prices are expected to increase moderately throughout 2025. While a recession could lead to a small decline in prices, a full-blown housing market crash is less likely.
    4. Your Business Needs a Succession Plan: Here Are the Basics
      In Part 1 and Part 2 of this series on selling your business, we’ve examined the questions facing owners who entered 2020 ready to make their move, breaking down how the COVID-19 pandemic changes the situation and how to increase a business’s value if you decide to delay bringing it to market. There’s another way forwa
    5. Getting Paid: Turning Your Savings into a Retirement Paycheck
      During your working years, life is built around a steady paycheck. Money comes in regularly, bills get paid and whatever is left goes toward savings.
    6. The holiday season is a busy time of year, meant
      The holiday season is a busy time of year, meant to be filled with family, gifting, and celebrating. However, amidst all the fun holiday events lurks
    7. 4 Ways To Minimize Career Risk In A Market Downturn
      How do you move forward with a career change given the emotional and mental health issues during this pandemic and economic downturn? This is probably
    8. 5 Reasons to Start a Retirement Plan for your workers
      5 Reasons to Start a Retirement Plan for your employees. Even if you’ve considered starting a retirement plan for your employees in the past. Old National Bank has retirement plan services to help businesses.
    9. 5 Ways to Protect Your Money From a Recession
      Here are five smart moves to recession-proof your finances, before a storm hits.
    10. 6 Tips For Financing Through A Quarantine Or Furlough
      Due to the recent coronavirus outbreak, companies all across the country are reducing the hours of their employees, or even instituting temporary furloughs, to help prevent the spread of the virus. While the conditions and severity of the reduction of hours may vary, they all generally involve a temporary reduction or