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Life can be difficult in different seasons. This verse has been near my heart from a very young age. Whatever you are going through, I hope that this verse speaks to you.
"Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go." - Joshua 1:9
Developing a healthy relationship with money is a lifelong process. Here are some opportunities you can use to teach your kids how to use money as a tool to support their well-being: bit.ly/3VrYExR
I hope that 2019 brought you and your family many blessings. How will you be celebrating the coming of 2020?
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family! What blessings are you giving thanks for today?
Life is bound to throw a couple curveballs here and there - being financially prepared for them helps take out the uncertainty part. Let's chat about how to become financially prepared.
Let us give thanks to the men and women who have served in our armed forces. We are grateful for your service in defense of our lives and liberties!
Money drives many of the decisions that are made on a daily basis. By setting goals, you can take control and feel confident about those decisions. #personalfinance
Life is unpredictable. Life insurance can bring a sense of comfort to those unpredictable moments.
Don’t let the price tag of college keep you from pursuing your dream. Let’s work together to develop a strategy to save for college.
Financial “emergencies” become less stressful if you are well prepared for them. Plan ahead and feel more confident. #financialtips
Remember to give thanks today to the hard-working men and women who built our country and the prosperity we enjoy.
Send your kids to college with minimal debt. Check out our webinar, “Paying for College with Less Debt.” In this webinar we'll teach you some tips and tricks for minimizing debt and paying the college bill. No products will be sold. https://bit.ly/324YIcf
A Heart for HungerRead about 14 year old Thrivent member Ian Stevenson and his passion to help end hunger with the help of Thrivent Action Teams. Learn more and apply to lead one today!
Emails. Social media accounts. This post. It's hard to believe, but all three of these count as digital assets – properties that, for the average American, add up to a digital estate worth $55,000! (Kiplinger, 2019.) What's your best tip for keeping your identity safe online?
Tax Results Surprise You?Fact: How you structure your financial strategy has tax implications worth considering now – not just when it comes time to file. Let's explore your next steps.
4 Reasons mutual funds may work for youAbout 100 million Americans invest in mutual funds, are they a good fit for you? Let’s chat!
(Source: Investment Company Institute Fact Book, 2018)