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As you plan ahead for retirement, don’t forget to consider long-term care costs, which could include in-home care or assisted living. This Thrivent calculator can help you estimate how much you may need to save towards your anticipated long-term care needs: https://bit.ly/3C7YJTo

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As you plan ahead for retirement, don’t forget to consider long-term care costs, which could include in-home care or assisted living. This Thrivent calculator can help you estimate how much you may need to save towards your anticipated long-term care needs: https://bit.ly/3C7YJTo

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Some parents use an allowance to help their kids understand the value in budgeting and saving early. If you’re thinking about starting an allowance for your kids, ask yourself these questions: ➡️ How old? There’s no “best” age, but many parents start providing an allowance when their kids are around age 5. ➡️ How often? Choose a schedule that works best for your needs. ➡️ How much? Consider if you are providing a fixed or goal-based amount and what works for your family’s budget.

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Some parents use an allowance to help their kids understand the value in budgeting and saving early. If you’re thinking about starting an allowance for your kids, ask yourself these questions: ➡️ How old? There’s no “best” age, but many parents start providing an allowance when their kids are around age 5. ➡️ How often? Choose a schedule that works best for your needs. ➡️ How much? Consider if you are providing a fixed or goal-based amount and what works for your family’s budget.

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So you’ve graduated college. 🎓Congratulations! Now what? Start with updating or creating your budget. Your financial situation may have changed after graduating and you’ll want to revisit your spending and saving goals. Here are additional financial considerations for recent grads: https://bit.ly/4lQH195

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So you’ve graduated college. 🎓Congratulations! Now what? Start with updating or creating your budget. Your financial situation may have changed after graduating and you’ll want to revisit your spending and saving goals. Here are additional financial considerations for recent grads: https://bit.ly/4lQH195

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Thinking about putting together an investment portfolio and not sure where to begin? Consider these 4 steps before diving in. Let’s connect if you’d like to discuss how investing can help you reach your financial goals.​ See thrivent.com/social for important disclosures.​

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Thinking about putting together an investment portfolio and not sure where to begin? Consider these 4 steps before diving in. Let’s connect if you’d like to discuss how investing can help you reach your financial goals.​ See thrivent.com/social for important disclosures.​

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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.

You can claim your Social Security retirement benefits as early as age 62. If you have limited retirement savings or more immediate income needs, delaying...

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8 ways to get serious about paying off student loan debt

Is paying off your student loans high up on your priority list? Here are ways to pay off your loans faster, while managing your other financial priorities. ⬇️

While the value of education is priceless, student loan debt you've accrued can follow you long into the future. If you're looking for ways to pay off your...

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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. ⬇️

What legacy will you leave behind? Estate planning ensures your loved ones are cared for and your wishes are honored. Learn about the essential documents—like...

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Why disability insurance matters & who should get it

Wondering if disability income insurance is something you need? This resource contains commonly asked questions so you can decide what is right for you. ⬇️

Many people think they don't need disability insurance beyond the basic coverage offered by their employer. But it's a safeguard that can protect your family's...

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May 2025 Market Update: Volatility goes up and down

Mixed economic data in April presents a lot of uncertainty in the economic markets. Read Thrivent Asset Management's analysis on what this means for investors in the May Market Update.

Economic data from April showed the economy slowing and raising the odds for a recession.

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5 financial risks (and how to adapt your financial plan)

Are you prepared for financial changes? With proactive planning and flexible strategies, you can manage risks and habits that could impact your financial plan. Learn more about protecting your finances from what-ifs. ⬇️

Life is unpredictable, but the right financial plan can help you navigate changes with confidence. Learn about five major financial risks and strategies that...

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