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As you help your child prepare for college, make sure to add the FAFSA to your to-do list. By submitting the application, you can help maximize the financial aid support and avoid surprises. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4gkcb54

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As you help your child prepare for college, make sure to add the FAFSA to your to-do list. By submitting the application, you can help maximize the financial aid support and avoid surprises. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4gkcb54

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Spreading love can be as simple as sharing a warm smile or a kind word. Happy Valentine's Day.

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Spreading love can be as simple as sharing a warm smile or a kind word. Happy Valentine's Day.

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Looking for ways to pay for college? Some use a combination of the following:​ 🎓 Grants​ 🎓 Scholarships​ 🎓 Work-study programs​ 🎓 Federal and private loans​ 🎓 Savings​ If you’d like to discuss additional ways to fund a college education, let’s connect.​ See thrivent.com/social for important disclosures.

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Looking for ways to pay for college? Some use a combination of the following:​ 🎓 Grants​ 🎓 Scholarships​ 🎓 Work-study programs​ 🎓 Federal and private loans​ 🎓 Savings​ If you’d like to discuss additional ways to fund a college education, let’s connect.​ See thrivent.com/social for important disclosures.

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Are your retirement savings on track?

Whether retirement is far off or fast approaching, there are steps you can take to accelerate your savings. One option is to fully fund an IRA by April 15. Here are more ways you can boost your savings.

Discover important savings milestones and how you can help boost your savings.

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Retirement savings by age: How much should you have?

Planning for retirement can seem like a long and complex journey. Knowing how much to save is a foundational piece of achieving your retirement goals—check out these planning milestones based on your age.

This series breaks down retirement savings by age, covering detailed guidelines on the best financial moves to make at every time of your life.

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Tax tips & pitfalls: What to know to maximize your money

Looking for ways to optimize your income taxes year-round and helpful tips for navigating tax season? From leveraging charitable contributions to common tax errors to avoid, take a look at this helpful guide. ⤵️

Steer clear of costly tax pitfalls by knowing what to watch for. Discover how to unlock valuable deductions, claim key credits, and streamline your approach to...

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Thinking about how much to save for your child's college education? Follow these helpful guidelines to prioritize and plan for future costs >> https://bit.ly/4hyFYI4

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Thinking about how much to save for your child's college education? Follow these helpful guidelines to prioritize and plan for future costs >> https://bit.ly/4hyFYI4

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2024 IRA contribution deadline: There's still time to maximize your savings

It may be 2025, but you still have time to maximize your savings for the 2024 tax year. Explore how contributing to an IRA can help boost your retirement savings and find answers to the most common IRA questions.

The calendar has officially flipped to 2025, but you can still contribute to an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) for the 2024 tax year.

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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.

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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.

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How to start an emergency fund—the right way

Planning ahead for emergencies can help reduce your stress as they happen. đź’ˇ Here are tips to start an emergency fund.

When Ben Franklin declared that nothing is certain except death and taxes, he probably could have added unplanned expenses to the list. Because where money...

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