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Donor-advised funds: Helping you help othersBeing able to support the causes you care about can be one of the most meaningful parts of your financial journey. A donor-advised fund (DAF) may help you extend that impact even further.
A DAF enables you to make charitable contributions now and qualify for a tax deduction, while recommending grants to your favorite charities on your own timeline. Over time, your fund may grow, creating even more dollars to give.
Explore whether a DAF is right for you. ⬇️
Donating life insurance to charity: What you need to knowYou can keep giving long after you’re gone. Learn more about how you can leave a legacy by gifting life insurance. ⬇️
Charitable bunching: A smart way to maximize your giving & tax deductionsCharitable giving is one of the most powerful ways to live your values, support your community and create a lasting legacy.
To make the most of your generosity, consider a strategy called charitable bunching. By grouping multiple years of donations into a single tax year, you may be able to increase your deductions—while still supporting the causes you love every year.
Explore whether charitable bunching is right for you. ⬇️
Thrivent and its financial advisors and professionals do not provide legal, accounting, or tax advice. Consult your attorney or tax professional.
Growth and stocks remain resilient, but rates rise: Q4 2026 market outlookHigher rates. Resilient growth. New opportunities. Thrivent's Q4 2026 Market Outlook highlights why staying invested and maintaining a diversified portfolio remains important in today’s market environment. ⬇️
Are you ready for penalty-free retirement withdrawals? Reach out to learn more about taking withdrawals starting at age 59½ and how We can help you reach your retirement goals.
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Can you claim early Social Security benefits? Reach out to learn more about taking Social Security benefits at age 62.
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Financial confidence starts with a plan.
That's why every Thrivent client's financial plan is built around the financial house framework, which offers a practical way to prioritize what matters, strengthen your financial foundation and adapt as life changes.
Ready to create your own blueprint? Let's connect.
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Your finances don’t exist in separate buckets.
Let's create a thoughtful financial plan to help you see how all the pieces work together.
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What could your future look like with the right plan?
Whether you're planning for what's next or navigating a new chapter, you don't have to figure it out alone.
Let's talk about what matters most to you, then build a personalized financial plan to help you achieve your goals.
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Now that you know what a financial plan is, the next step is creating one that's tailored to you.
Together, we can organize all the pieces of your finances into a financial plan that supports your goals now and in the future.
Let's get started.
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The choices you make during open enrollment can have a big impact on your financial goals for 2027 and beyond. Discover how to navigate open enrollment with confidence: http://bit.ly/4o0ESIt
Here's a cheat sheet with some common terms you might encounter during open enrollment. Keep it handy as you make your benefit decisions.
Wealth transferYou’ve worked hard to build a life you love—now it’s time to decide what your money is meant to do. How it’s set up today is already shaping what reaches the people and causes closest to your heart tomorrow. Take a closer look at your money, so it can support your life now and benefit those you care about.
The great wealth transfer: What baby boomers need to knowTrillions of dollars are expected to pass to the next generation in what’s being called the great wealth transfer.
Taking time to think about how you’d like your assets to be passed on can bring greater clarity for you and the people and causes you care about.
It can also help you:
• Align your assets with what matters most.
• Set clearer expectations for loved ones.
• Reduce uncertainty with intentional planning.
Discover how to help secure your legacy for your loved ones ⬇️
Have you thought about which assets are meant for living today and which ones you hope to pass on? Let’s connect to explore what each piece is supporting today and how it could show up for the people and causes you care about.
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Legacy planning doesn't have to be stressful. With the right tools and timely strategies, you can stay true to your vision and help your loved ones feel prepared.
Here are a few key things to keep in mind:
• The amount you can pass on without federal estate or gift tax is $15 million per person—or $30 million for married couples in 2026. These higher limits give families more flexibility and room to plan for the future.
• Preparing your wealth transfer priorities today can make a meaningful difference. Name beneficiaries, establish a will and consider trusts.
• Gifting can also play a role. Many people give annually to take advantage of the gift tax exclusion—up to $19,000 per person in 2026 without triggering gift tax.
A thoughtful approach can help more of what you’ve built reach the people and causes you care about. ➡️ https://bit.ly/4hpRIzN
What if your ability to work as a business owner was impacted due to illness or injury?
Disability income insurance helps replace part of your income if you get sick or hurt and are unable to work for a period of time. And there are coverage options available for business owners.
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Smart business owners see the value in creating a thoughtful succession plan. Discover more here: https://bit.ly/44rq2mF
Is a Solo 401(k) or SEP IRA the better fit for you as a business owner? It depends on your priorities: higher contribution limits and flexibility or simple administration and ease of use. Go deeper here: https://bit.ly/4gR8mrN
Some employees bring knowledge, relationships and leadership that are hard to replace. Key person life insurance can help your business prepare for the unexpected. Learn the basics here: https://bit.ly/4eXRvkE
Together we can find the right coverage amount to help protect your business.