If you’re taking out loans for college, now’s the time to get organized.
Many students graduate with multiple loans, and it’s easy to lose track along the way. While repayment may feel far off, staying on top of your loans now can help you avoid costly surprises later.
Keep a running list that includes:
✅ Loan type and interest rate
✅ Lender or loan servicer
✅ Amount borrowed
✅ Estimated monthly payment
Keeping tabs on your debt can help you make smarter borrowing decisions today—and be better prepared for repayment after graduation.
Need help navigating your loan strategy or exploring other ways to pay for college? Let’s connect. Together, we can compare your options and build a plan to help you succeed.
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Can you claim early Social Security benefits? Reach out to learn more about taking Social Security benefits at age 62.
Thrivent financial advisors and professionals have general knowledge of the Social Security tenets. For complete details on your situation, contact the Social Security Administration. See thrivent.com/social for important disclosures.
How an allowance for kids teaches financial lessons for adulthoodLooking for a way to teach your children the value of money? An allowance can help them understand the basics of budgeting and saving. Here are some things to consider before giving out an allowance. ⬇️
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The future may be full of unknowns—but one thing you can prepare for is how you’ll handle long-term care if or when the need arises.
Planning for extended care today gives you more choices tomorrow. It helps protect your finances and independence—while allowing your loved ones to remain care managers, not full-time caregivers.
➡️ If you have any questions or would like to explore your options, let’s schedule time to discuss.
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Financial literacy for teens: 6 lessons about money managementOne of the greatest gifts you can offer your teenager is teaching them about money. In a few years, they'll face financial decisions that demand a long-term perspective. Here are ways to start the conversation. ⬇️
Are you at full retirement age? Reach out to learn more about taking full Social Security benefits at age 67.
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“'For I know the plans I have for you,' declares the Lord, 'plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.'” - Jeremiah 29:11
Are you curious about qualified charitable distributions (QCDs)? Reach out to learn more about tax-smart charitable giving at age 70½ or older.
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Can you check off any of these boxes?
✅ Loved ones depend on you for income
✅ Don’t want to pass large debts onto others
✅ Want to leave a legacy
If you checked any of the boxes, you should consider how life insurance can help you protect what’s most important to you: https://bit.ly/47eNLJh
With interest rates shifting, now's the time to make sure your cash, investments and other savings are still well positioned to support your needs and goals—whether that means prioritizing flexibility or focusing on higher potential returns.
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When should you think about buying life insurance? Why do people buy it? How do you choose a policy? Take a look at these key questions when considering a life insurance policy: https://bit.ly/4fV6zzk
How many times have you seen someone worry about finances while grieving the loss of a loved one?
With life insurance, families can protect their financial futures—so they can focus on grieving and healing together during times of loss.
Let’s connect and discuss how life insurance can be tailored to your needs.
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The cost of cash: Where to invest when interest rates shiftWhether you’re saving for something big, looking to generate a steady income, or seeking flexible access to your cash, there are smart ways to keep your money productive and there for you when you need it—regardless of shifting interest rates.
Explore your options below and let’s connect to keep your goals on track as interest rates change.
Major life changes—like marriage, divorce or the loss of a partner—can have a significant impact on your retirement strategy. These events often affect your income, expenses, tax situation and long-term goals.
If you haven’t revisited your plan recently, please reach out. Together, we can make any necessary changes to help keep you on track for the future.
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Many people are surprised to learn that Medicare and Medicaid don’t provide the extended care coverage they expect. That’s why having a long-term care strategy can be an essential part of your financial plan. Not only does it help protect your savings—it can also preserve your choices.
Thrivent is not connected with or endorsed by the U.S. government or the federal Medicare program.
Technology has made impersonation scams more convincing—and more frightening than ever. Criminals can now use AI to clone a loved one’s voice, spoof their phone number and create a false sense of emergency to pressure you into sending them money.
🚩 If you ever receive a call like this, hang up and reach out to your loved one directly. When in doubt, contact the police.
