National Volunteer Week is coming up April 20-26 and Thrivent is celebrating inspiring individuals! From now through April 26, you can nominate anyone—a friend, neighbor, colleague or fellow volunteer—to be a Generosity Hero. In fact, you can nominate them all!
Both you and your nominee will be entered into a drawing. Winners will have the opportunity to select a Thrivent Choice®️ participating organization to receive a donation (up to $5,000) from Thrivent!
To learn more or submit nominations: https://bit.ly/4jzZuF7
We're proud to share the incredible impact the Fairway Financial Group has made in 2024!
From mobilizing 1,503 volunteers and supporting 158 Action Teams to creating over $918,000 in financial impact through charitable giving and service. Our clients and community truly made a difference.
Here's to continuing this momentum and making an even greater impact in the year ahead!
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If you’re thinking about using an annuity as a source of retirement income, two important factors to weigh are when you’d like payouts to begin and how long you’d like them to last.
There are multiple annuity payout options to consider, allowing you to find the right fit for your financial situation. Learn more about the different annuity types and payout options available: https://bit.ly/3DMhbC0
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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Looking for another way to supplement your retirement income? An annuity can provide an income stream to pair with other retirement savings. There are 4 different types:
1️⃣ Fixed Annuity
2️⃣ Variable Annuity
3️⃣ Indexed Annuity
4️⃣ Immediate Annuity
Feeling overwhelmed with the different options? This resource breaks it down with additional information on each type: https://bit.ly/3FrmSpH
Guaranteed income can help you create a more secure retirement, but which option is right for you? Discover different ways to turn your savings into a steady stream of income that can last a lifetime: https://bit.ly/3QWiXDy
If you'd like to discuss what options are the right fit for you, let's connect.
Thrivent has been named one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere for the 14th year in a row. It’s an honor to work for an organization that’s committed to serving its clients, its workforce and its community with integrity.
Learn more about this recognition: https://bit.ly/43B6P2o
Will your retirement income last? Check out this helpful retirement income planning calculator to see if you're on track: https://bit.ly/41OQJAQ
Thrivent Action Teams make it easy to live generously. Identify a need in your community, gather a team of volunteers and start making a difference today. And if you serve in a multicultural community, we have a new resource for you: The Thrivent Action Kit is now available in Spanish! This customized kit will help kick-start your volunteer project.
Kit contents include:
- A bilingual Leader Guidebook.
- Live Generously®️ T-shirts.
- A Community Impact Card with up to $250 in seed money.
- Participant name tags and stickers.
- Thank-you cards.
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As tax season approaches, here’s your reminder to get started ahead of time.
Here are four reasons to file early:
✅ Faster tax refunds
✅ Extra time to make a payment if you owe
✅ Reduce risk of someone else pocketing your refund
✅ Avoid tax deadline stress or having to file an extension
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As retirement nears, it’s worth reevaluating your investments. Life changes can shift your goals, and revisiting your risk tolerance could help protect your savings.
Ready to ensure your investments align with your goals? ➡️ https://bit.ly/4hspAZT
It's never too late to start investing. Whether you're nearing retirement or just beginning to plan, here are some questions to get you started:
1️⃣ What are you investing for?
2️⃣ What is your time horizon?
3️⃣ What is your risk tolerance?
If you’re looking for a professional to help you with your investing strategy, let’s talk.
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Investing basics: The complete guide for beginners
Investing may seem complex, but learning the basics can help prepare you to take the next step. From terminology 101 to learning how to assess your risk tolerance, this guide will help give you a foundational understanding of investing. If you’d like to align your investments with your financial goals, let’s set up a meeting.
Is it time to start taking your required minimum distributions? Reach out to learn more about RMDs and how they may impact 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.
Thrivent financial advisors and professionals have general knowledge of the Social Security tenets. For complete details on your situation, contact the Social Security Administration.
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Snowball method - Pay off smallest debt first. Quick wins, big motivation.
Avalanche method - Pay off highest-interest debt first. Save more long-term.
Which debt repayment method appeals to you? Here to talk through your options and find a debt escape plan that works for you.
Planning for retirement can be overwhelming, but you don't have to do it on your own. Working with a Thrivent financial advisor can help you feel more confident about planning for the future. Let's work together on creating a retirement plan that is right for you.