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Basics of a financial plan: What it is & getting started
Basics of a financial plan: What it is & getting startedFeel like financial responsibilities are pulling you in different directions? A financial plan can help you connect the dots between where you are, where you want to go and what matters most along the way.
Charitable giving & financial planning: Strategies to maximize impact
Charitable giving & financial planning: Strategies to maximize impactIf giving is important to you, consider a strategy that maximizes your charitable impact.
Financial planning for millennials: A comprehensive guide
Financial planning for millennials: A comprehensive guideDoes it feel like every financial goal is competing for the same dollars? This guide offers 7 ways to prioritize your money and make progress toward what matters most. ⬇️ Let’s talk about what’s competing for your attention and how we can build a financial plan to address it.
Your super catch-up window is here
Your super catch-up window is hereBetween ages 60 and 63, you may have an exclusive opportunity to contribute more to your retirement through the super catch-up provision. This means you can: • See if you qualify and how much extra you may be eligible to contribute. • Understand the factors that may influence this decision. • Evaluate if contributing more—or another strategy—makes the most sense for your goals. Learn more about how this limited-time option could help you make the most of your retirement savings if this option is available to you. ⬇️
It’s not too late to strengthen your income strategy
It’s not too late to strengthen your income strategyIncome, taxes, Social Security and withdrawal decisions all play a role in retirement. Understanding how these factors connect can help you feel more confident about what you can spend—and how long your money may last. Before required minimum distributions begin, discover how your savings can turn into income to help you make the most of what you've worked hard to build. ⬇️
Put your savings to work for what’s next
Put your savings to work for what’s nextYou've worked hard to build your retirement savings—now help them work smarter for you. Retirement may last longer than you think, so the choices you make today can help you prepare for what’s next. Explore strategies that can help turn your savings into reliable income and help you feel more confident in the years ahead. ⬇️
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"Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice!" - Philippians 4:4
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Thinking about purchasing an annuity and want to learn more? Start with these 3 resources:​ 1) Discover annuity basics: https://bit.ly/4goM2pe 2) Learn how annuities are taxed: https://bit.ly/4ozlVOi 3) Explore different types of annuities: https://bit.ly/4vRyUgO ​ Feel free to reach out with any questions you might have as you research. Here to be a resource for you.
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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.
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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
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"Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing." - 1 Thessalonians 5:11
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Big life changes like having a baby, buying a home and getting a pay raise can all impact your income protection needs. As your life evolves, it may be worth revisiting your disability income insurance coverage to make sure it’s keeping up with your priorities. More here: https://bit.ly/449rrOd
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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
Wealth transfer
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 know
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 ⬇️
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Want to raise a money-smart teen? You don’t need to be a financial expert—just start with a few good conversations. 👉 Talking about money early and often can help teens build discipline, understand their options and feel more prepared for the financial decisions they’ll soon be making. Here’s how to get started: https://bit.ly/4tuucW0
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As a parent, you already know the values you want to instill in your kids. But figuring out how to teach them isn’t always easy, especially when it comes to money. The good news? Raising money-smart kids doesn’t require a lesson plan—just simple, everyday moments. Small habits practiced together can build financial discipline that grows with them. 🙌 These five are a great place to start. ⬆️
How to start investing with little money
How to start investing with little moneyYou don’t need a fortune to start investing—just a plan. Even small, consistent investments can grow into something big over time. The key? Getting started. ⬇️
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You can keep giving long after you’re gone. Learn more about how you can leave a legacy by gifting life insurance ➡️ https://bit.ly/3Yl1I3o
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What happens when your retirement savings need to last longer than expected? Annuities may help you guarantee a steady stream of lifetime income, but they aren’t one-size-fits-all. Explore how they work and what to consider before purchasing one: https://bit.ly/4goM2pe