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        1. I’m Retired. Should I Pay Off My Mortgage?
          It’s 5 p.m. on a Tuesday, and you tune in to a radio show as you sit in gridlocked traffic.
        2. If you lost your job and are struggling to make ends meet, it could be worth adding a note to your credit report
          Your credit report is a snapshot of your finances, showing payment history and balances for all your past and current accounts. Whenever you apply for
        3. ISO 20022 and SWIFT Messaging: How Old National Bank is Evolving Our International Payment Capabilities
          The global payments industry is transitioning to ISO 20022, a new messaging standard that replaces decades-old SWIFT message formats. On November 22,
        4. Key Considerations to Successfully Transition the Ownership of Your Business
          Business ownership transitions are back on the table. After a long lull following the recession, a growing number of company owners are looking at how best to sell their business, turn it over to the next generation, or offer their employees a buyout opportunity.
        5. Millennial Money: 3 steps to breaking unhealthy money habits
          Some bad habits affect our physical health, like smoking, nail biting or eating too much junk food. But others take a toll on our financial health.
        6. Personal vs. Business Finances: How Business Owners Should Handle Both
          As a business owner, juggling your personal and business finances can be tricky. Tools and strategies that can help you keep them separate and robust
        7. Protecting Seniors from Financial Fraud
          By Kevin Novak, Chief Information Security Officer at Old National Bank Older adults are increasingly targeted by financial fraudsters. Whether
        8. Saving For College And On Your Taxes: Understanding 529 Plans
          Any adult may open a 529 Plan for any named beneficiary—you do not have to be the parent or grandparent of the person named.gettyMay 29 is National 529 College Savings Plan Day! Do you know what a 529 plan is? Do you know how to use it? Let me explain. What is it?529 College Plans were initially created to help familie
        9. Should I Make A S-Corporation Election?
          S-Corp ElectionRido81The first tax deadline for S-Corporations and Partnerships is next week, and I’m fielding a lot of questions around the S-Corporation election. Many small business owners think or have been told that the S-Corp election is the way to reduce taxes for your business, because it gives you the ability
        10. Smishing Attempts Are on the Uptick
          Smishing Attempts are on the rise. Like many financial institutions, Old National has recently seen an increase in “smishing” fraud