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        Typically, Old National holiday closings occur when the Federal Reserve is closed. Following are holiday closings for 2024:

        • New Year's Day, January 1
        • Martin Luther King Jr. Day, January 15
        • Presidents Day, February 19
        • Memorial Day, May 27
        • Juneteenth, June 19
        • Independence Day, July 4
        • Labor Day, September 2
        • Columbus/Indigenous People Day, October 14
        • Veterans Day, November 11
        • Thanksgiving Day, November 28
        • Christmas Day, December 25

        We update our website to notify clients of upcoming holiday hours the week prior to any holiday closings. View our banking center locator to find a location near you.

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