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Not sure what to do with your tax refund? You could spend on something fun or you could put the money toward a financial goal. Here are some ideas to consider.
Not sure what to do with your tax refund? You could spend on something fun or you could put the money toward a financial goal. Here are some ideas to consider.
This spring, let's celebrate inspiring individuals in your community! Thrivent is calling for Live Generously®️ award nominations. This award recognizes individuals for significant acts of service and generosity. ⭐ Do you have a friend, family member, neighbor or colleague who embraces a lifestyle of generosity and has made a meaningful difference this past year? Did they see a challenge and come up with a creative solution to help? Submit your nomination through April 27 👉 https://bit.ly/3IY117J
This spring, let's celebrate inspiring individuals in your community! Thrivent is calling for Live Generously®️ award nominations. This award recognizes individuals for significant acts of service and generosity. ⭐ Do you have a friend, family member, neighbor or colleague who embraces a lifestyle of generosity and has made a meaningful difference this past year? Did they see a challenge and come up with a creative solution to help? Submit your nomination through April 27 👉 https://bit.ly/3IY117J
Job loss can come with a lot of stress—especially with your finances. Not sure what money moves you should make after getting laid off? This article covers immediate, short- and long-term steps you can take: https://bit.ly/3Vi3z7S If you’re considering an adjustment to your financial plan due to a change in employment, let’s talk.
Job loss can come with a lot of stress—especially with your finances. Not sure what money moves you should make after getting laid off? This article covers immediate, short- and long-term steps you can take: https://bit.ly/3Vi3z7S If you’re considering an adjustment to your financial plan due to a change in employment, let’s talk.
— For their game — For school pickup — For the moments you don’t want to miss A career as a financial advisor allows you to make a great living and be there for your family. If you’re interested in the role (and the flexibility it provides), let’s chat. Discover more: thriventcareers.com/be-there
— For their game — For school pickup — For the moments you don’t want to miss A career as a financial advisor allows you to make a great living and be there for your family. If you’re interested in the role (and the flexibility it provides), let’s chat. Discover more: thriventcareers.com/be-there
What special moments are you cherishing today? When it comes to financial advice, your family (including the four-legged members) is always at the center. Let’s connect!
What special moments are you cherishing today? When it comes to financial advice, your family (including the four-legged members) is always at the center. Let’s connect!
This moving etching by Rembrandt, Agony in the Garden, is from the Thrivent Collection of Religious Art. Made around 1657, artist Rembrandt van Rijn imagines a poignant moment in the Passion story: Christ’s Agony in the Garden. Surrounded by the darkness of night, Jesus is utterly alone praying in the Garden of Gethsemane until an angel swoops down and offers emotional, and even physical, support. True to the biblical text, disciples slumber in the lower left. Rembrandt’s remarkable gift for conveying realistic human emotion is clear—the angel’s outstretched arms and gently tilted head infuse reassurance and support into this expression of Christ’s exhausted, faith-filled acceptance of God’s will. Rembrandt van Rijn (Dutch, 1606-1669) Agony in the Garden, c. 1657 Etching and drypoint Thrivent Art Collection
This moving etching by Rembrandt, Agony in the Garden, is from the Thrivent Collection of Religious Art. Made around 1657, artist Rembrandt van Rijn imagines a poignant moment in the Passion story: Christ’s Agony in the Garden. Surrounded by the darkness of night, Jesus is utterly alone praying in the Garden of Gethsemane until an angel swoops down and offers emotional, and even physical, support. True to the biblical text, disciples slumber in the lower left. Rembrandt’s remarkable gift for conveying realistic human emotion is clear—the angel’s outstretched arms and gently tilted head infuse reassurance and support into this expression of Christ’s exhausted, faith-filled acceptance of God’s will. Rembrandt van Rijn (Dutch, 1606-1669) Agony in the Garden, c. 1657 Etching and drypoint Thrivent Art Collection