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Wealth transfer strategies: How to leave assets to your loved ones

Passing on assets is more than drafting a will—it’s an opportunity to share the beliefs and goals that shape your legacy. By planning now, your legacy is shaped by intention, not left to chance. Let’s schedule time to connect and help ensure your values carry forward in a lasting way.

Transferring wealth isn’t just about passing on assets—it’s about creating a lasting legacy. A thoughtful approach pairs expert financial planning with...

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Pros & cons of paying off your mortgage before you retire

If you’re nearing retirement with a mortgage in tow, you’re not alone. But should you pay it off before you retire? While being debt-free can offer a sense of reassurance, in some cases, keeping your mortgage might actually be beneficial. Explore the pros and cons of having a mortgage during retirement.

If you bought or refinanced your home when you were in your mid-30s or older, you may find yourself headed into retirement with a mortgage in tow. You may have...

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Do you need life insurance? Questions to ask yourself & your family

Wondering how life insurance can benefit your loved ones when you’re gone? Here's a conversation guide to help you in planning for the unexpected. 👇 Together, we can make sure your family is covered for the future.

From vacations to college dreams, creating life plans with loved ones is one of the many joys in life. But when it comes to more sensitive topics, like...

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4th Quarter 2025 Market Outlook: Strong markets, weakening fundamentals

Thrivent leadership shares expectations for final markets through year-end in the 4th Quarter 2025 Market Outlook.

For fourth quarter, Thrivent Asset Management experts are closely watching labor data, inflation and actions by the Fed.

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