Estate planning for blended families
Have you thought about how you’d like to leave behind your money and assets? Creating an estate plan in a blended family can be more complex, but in the end it may help your loved ones avoid probate, confusion and conflict. Here are things to consider if you are creating an estate plan for the first time or need to update an existing one. ⬇️
Estate planning guide: Essential documents & checklist
As you plan for the future, consider how you want to leave a legacy for the ones you love. This guide provides a checklist of things you’ll want to include in your estate plan, a list of important documents to consider and frequently asked questions. ⬇️
S&P Global Ratings Affirms Thrivent’s AA+ (Very Strong) Rating with Stable Outlook
Proud to be part of a financially strong and stable organization committed to serving clients for the long-term! S&P, an independent rating agency, recently affirmed Thrivent’s AA+ (Very Strong) rating along with a stable outlook. Learn more. ⬇️
Annuities explained: Basics, types & FAQs
Depending on the financial goals you want to reach in retirement, you may want to consider adding an income stream to supplement retirement savings. Perhaps you want to travel more, help fund your grandchild’s future college education or spend how you see fit. Learn more about annuities and how they may provide additional income for you in retirement. ⬇️
How to invest during a market downturn
Wondering if and how your investment portfolio needs to change during market downturn? While it’s important to not derail your longer-term investing goals by making large changes to your investment mix, there are investment options you can consider that tend to hold up even in downward economic times. ⬇️
Taking Social Security early? Reasons to consider (with pros & cons)
Should you take Social Security early? It depends on your unique needs. Before deciding, make sure to take the pros and cons into consideration. Together, we can talk about your Social Security income and retirement savings to help determine whether claiming benefits early makes sense.
