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Supplemental disability insurance: What it is and when you need it
Unsure if you need supplemental disability insurance? Disability insurance through your employer only covers a portion of your salary, leaving a gap in financial support for your family, if you're unable to work for an extended period of time. Let's connect if you'd like to add an additional layer of income protection.
S&P Global Ratings Affirms Thrivent’s AA+ (Very Strong) Rating with Stable Outlook
Proud to be part of a financially strong and stable organization committed to serving clients for the long-term! S&P, an independent rating agency, recently affirmed Thrivent’s AA+ (Very Strong) rating along with a stable outlook. Learn more. ⬇️
So you’ve graduated college. 🎓Congratulations! Now what? Start with updating or creating your budget. Your financial situation may have changed after graduating and you’ll want to revisit your spending and saving goals.
Here are additional financial considerations for recent grads: https://bit.ly/4lQH195
You prepare for downpours with a rain jacket—why not do the same for your finances? Staying proactive and informed about your finances can help you build good money habits and minimize future challenges. Let's review your financial plan to help you stay ahead of financial surprises.
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If you fall into any of the categories below, you may want to consider how disability income insurance can help you when you most need it:
>> Family breadwinners
>> Stay-at-home parents
>> People with physically demanding jobs
>> Self-employed workers
>> Workers with insufficient coverage
For more information on disability income insurance: https://bit.ly/44JFBY0
What happens when you don’t have income protection and a sudden illness or injury prevents you from working? Here are some key facts to know about disability income insurance and how it can benefit you: https://bit.ly/44L4CSw
What are common mistakes people make when investing?
1️⃣ Lacking diversification
2️⃣ Trying to time the market
3️⃣ Investing with your emotions
4️⃣ Ignoring fees and taxes
For more mistakes to watch out for and smart strategies to consider: https://bit.ly/4cpFT8s
Understanding how dividends, interest and capital gains are taxed can help you make smarter investment decisions. Get the basics here >> https://bit.ly/4j1GQWX
Here are questions to consider when investing:
✔️ What are your financial goals?
✔️ How much can you afford to invest?
✔️ What is your risk tolerance?
✔️ How can you help ensure your portfolio is diversified for long-term growth?
Understanding your financial goals and preferences can inform your strategy. Let’s set up time to discuss your investing goals and what you can do to reach them.
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What kind of financial goals do you have for your future retirement? If you’d like to have an additional income stream to supplement your retirement savings for unplanned expenses or spontaneous trips, consider an annuity.
Annuities can be customized for your unique needs. Let’s discuss if an annuity may be right for you.
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What if your career could be about more than just a paycheck? At Thrivent, our financial advisors help individuals and communities thrive by providing guidance with purpose. If you’re looking for a career that blends business expertise with impact, this might be your next step.
Learn more: thriventcareers.com/3D9h6Z7
Thinking about switching careers? Do you …
✅ Want a job with purpose
✅ Enjoy building relationships
✅ Have an interest in financial planning
✅ Desire to grow your skills (and maybe your coffee intake ☕)
If this sounds like you, let's talk. Thrivent is looking for financial advisors who want to make an impact. Explore more about this career opportunity: thriventcareers.com/3QNPKut
Thank you to everyone who came out to our very informative event this past weekend. Keep an eye out for future events!
Curious about annuities and how they can create a source of retirement income? There are two main stages of an annuity:
1) Accumulation Stage: This is when you invest and grow your savings. You can contribute a lump sum or make payments over time—whatever fits your financial situation.
2) Distribution Stage: Once you’re ready to start receiving income, you may choose how and when you receive the payouts, which could be paid for a set number of years or last a lifetime.
Together, we can discuss how an annuity may fit in your overall financial plan.
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