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"Train up a child in the way they should go and when they are old, they will not depart from it." Proverbs 22:6 One of the best ways we can teach our kids is by modeling things in front of them. Making financial conversations a family topic can be incredibly fruitful long term for all. - Start young, start simple: A piggy bank is so easy and kids love adding money to it! - Demonstrate balance: Teach them the balance of spending, savings and generosity. - Teach them to track: Teach them the habit of keeping track of how much they spend and where. - Help them understand value: Is it worth it or would our money be better used elsewhere? - Goal setting: Help them develop goals and celebrate when they hit them. - Teen investing: Chores and summer jobs are great opportunities to talk about investing basics. Check out the article in the comments for some more ideas of how to start the conversation. How do you teach your kids about money? We’d love to hear how you’re equipping the generation around money.

"Train up a child in the way they should go and when they are old, they will not depart from it." Proverbs 22:6 One of the best ways we can teach our kids is by modeling things in front of them. Making financial conversations a family topic can be incredibly fruitful long term for all. - Start young, start simple: A piggy bank is so easy and kids love adding money to it! - Demonstrate balance: Teach them the balance of spending, savings and generosity. - Teach them to track: Teach them the habit of keeping track of how much they spend and where. - Help them understand value: Is it worth it or would our money be better used elsewhere? - Goal setting: Help them develop goals and celebrate when they hit them. - Teen investing: Chores and summer jobs are great opportunities to talk about investing basics. Check out the article in the comments for some more ideas of how to start the conversation. How do you teach your kids about money? We’d love to hear how you’re equipping the generation around money.

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Welcome to Tactical Thursday! Losing a loved one is hard. Dealing with estate issues, finalizing burial plans and distributing assets and possessions just adds to an already exhausting and emotional situation. What if you or those you love could ensure that this process could be more streamlined and simplified? Our first discussion point: Understanding tax implications of inherited wealth. Depending on what is inherited there is a corresponding tax consequence to the estate and the inheritors. We’ll spend the first couple of weeks discussing the different types of tax buckets, tax now, tax later and tax never and what falls in each of those buckets. For now, here is an overview of each one. Tax Now: Ongoing taxes paid on interest accrued and gains inside of the account. Tax Later: Deferred taxes on principal and growth inside the account. Tax Never: No taxes paid as principal has already been taxed and growth is tax free. It is important to consult a financial professional and a tax professional to understand the full implications of each bucket. Having a legacy plan, whether you’re planning on passing money on or not can ensure your wealth passes as efficiently as possible. If you have questions we can help! Thrivent advisors are not tax professionals. Please see Thrivent.com/disclosures for important social media disclosures.

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Welcome to Tactical Thursday! Losing a loved one is hard. Dealing with estate issues, finalizing burial plans and distributing assets and possessions just adds to an already exhausting and emotional situation. What if you or those you love could ensure that this process could be more streamlined and simplified? Our first discussion point: Understanding tax implications of inherited wealth. Depending on what is inherited there is a corresponding tax consequence to the estate and the inheritors. We’ll spend the first couple of weeks discussing the different types of tax buckets, tax now, tax later and tax never and what falls in each of those buckets. For now, here is an overview of each one. Tax Now: Ongoing taxes paid on interest accrued and gains inside of the account. Tax Later: Deferred taxes on principal and growth inside the account. Tax Never: No taxes paid as principal has already been taxed and growth is tax free. It is important to consult a financial professional and a tax professional to understand the full implications of each bucket. Having a legacy plan, whether you’re planning on passing money on or not can ensure your wealth passes as efficiently as possible. If you have questions we can help! Thrivent advisors are not tax professionals. Please see Thrivent.com/disclosures for important social media disclosures.

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Insurance: you know you need it, you pay for it, but do you understand it? Check out a new weekly series called "Dispelling Myths and Solving Mysteries." Gain a better understanding of what you're paying for, how your policy works and what to watch out for. We'll tackle subjects around health, life and disability insurance as well as bring in a special guest or two. Check it out! Please add the following disclosures to the post: See thrivent.com/social for important disclosures. If requested, a licensed insurance agent/producer may contact you.

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Insurance: you know you need it, you pay for it, but do you understand it? Check out a new weekly series called "Dispelling Myths and Solving Mysteries." Gain a better understanding of what you're paying for, how your policy works and what to watch out for. We'll tackle subjects around health, life and disability insurance as well as bring in a special guest or two. Check it out! Please add the following disclosures to the post: See thrivent.com/social for important disclosures. If requested, a licensed insurance agent/producer may contact you.

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We're building a culture of belonging and empowerment. Be part of it: thriventcareers.com/pride2023 #PrideMonth

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We're building a culture of belonging and empowerment. Be part of it: thriventcareers.com/pride2023 #PrideMonth

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Life is about celebrating the proud moments you’ve worked so hard for. What is one of your proudest moments?

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Life is about celebrating the proud moments you’ve worked so hard for. What is one of your proudest moments?

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How to protect your family financially over the years

Check out these ways to help protect the income your loved ones depend on—now and in the future.

Your income is more than just a paycheck. It's a tool that helps provide the life you share with the people you love. That's why it's important to protect it...

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Thrivent financial advisors enjoy the flexibility of a hybrid working environment. Discover a career that allows you to serve clients when and how you need: thriventcareers.com/hybrid

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Thrivent financial advisors enjoy the flexibility of a hybrid working environment. Discover a career that allows you to serve clients when and how you need: thriventcareers.com/hybrid

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Disability Insurance Basics

What is the difference between buying a disability income policy from an outside carrier versus my employer? Should I have one or have both? These are important questions to understand. Contact us today for a complimentary analysis.

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Income protection helps ensure you and your loved ones have the income streams you need to keep life going.

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Income protection helps ensure you and your loved ones have the income streams you need to keep life going.

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Disability Insurance Basics

How much disability income coverage should I have? If I have coverage through work, do I need more? What does supplemental coverage cost? Check out this article for some basic understanding and then contact us to learn more.

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