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Wildfires across California have caused widespread devastation to homes, businesses and communities. Let’s send a message that help is on the way by volunteering or donating. For every $2 you donate through Thrivent's online giving platform Thrivent will add $1. Thrivent will also pay all the processing fees so 100% will go directly to the cause. Learn how you can amplify your impact: https://bit.ly/3Wg8iGV
Wildfires across California have caused widespread devastation to homes, businesses and communities. Let’s send a message that help is on the way by volunteering or donating. For every $2 you donate through Thrivent's online giving platform Thrivent will add $1. Thrivent will also pay all the processing fees so 100% will go directly to the cause. Learn how you can amplify your impact: https://bit.ly/3Wg8iGV
Saving money is a smart new year's resolution. Set yourself up for success today. ➡️ https://bit.ly/3W4LbPC
Saving money is a smart new year's resolution. Set yourself up for success today. ➡️ https://bit.ly/3W4LbPC
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Join a purpose-driven team 👏. Explore Thrivent financial advisor career opportunities: thriventcareers.com/4iYAlVa
"The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it." - John 1:5
"The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it." - John 1:5
Some parents use an allowance to help their kids understand the value in budgeting and saving early. If you’re thinking about starting an allowance for your kids, ask yourself these questions: ➡️ How old? There’s no “best” age, but many parents start providing an allowance when their kids are around age 5. ➡️ How often? Choose a schedule that works best for your needs. ➡️ How much? Consider if you are providing a fixed or goal-based amount and what works for your family’s budget.
Some parents use an allowance to help their kids understand the value in budgeting and saving early. If you’re thinking about starting an allowance for your kids, ask yourself these questions: ➡️ How old? There’s no “best” age, but many parents start providing an allowance when their kids are around age 5. ➡️ How often? Choose a schedule that works best for your needs. ➡️ How much? Consider if you are providing a fixed or goal-based amount and what works for your family’s budget.
Teaching kids the value of spending wisely and living within their means is a life skill that pays off. Guide them in teaching about budgets, prioritizing needs over wants and making thoughtful money choices.
Teaching kids the value of spending wisely and living within their means is a life skill that pays off. Guide them in teaching about budgets, prioritizing needs over wants and making thoughtful money choices.
Starting financial conversations at home is key. 🔑 Many parents wish they’d learned more about money as kids – teaching small lessons on budgeting, saving, and investing now can help change that for future generations.
Starting financial conversations at home is key. 🔑 Many parents wish they’d learned more about money as kids – teaching small lessons on budgeting, saving, and investing now can help change that for future generations.
How did you earn your first dollar? 💲 Whether it was a holiday bake sale, yard work, babysitting, or something different – learning the value of earning money is a lesson worth passing on.
How did you earn your first dollar? 💲 Whether it was a holiday bake sale, yard work, babysitting, or something different – learning the value of earning money is a lesson worth passing on.