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Here is something to consider.

Here is something to consider.

Let your voice be heard. Vote in Thrivent’s 2021 board of directors elections and help our organization continue to thrive with purpose. The elections close Nov. 20.

Overwhelmed with the idea of taking on more debt or paying it down? Here’s 4 steps to help you manage debt with confidence.

Developing a good relationship with money starts at a young age. Here are 4 money habits you can teach your kids.

Are you missing this important part of your financial strategy? Let’s make sure your family’s needs are coveredeven if you’re no longer here. #HelpProtectOurFamilies (If requested, a licensed insurance agent/producer may contact you and financial solutions, including insurance may be solicited.)

Baby on board? Let’s right-size your coverage for your growing family. (If requested, a licensed insurance agent/producer may contact you and financial solutions, including insurance may be solicited.)

Sharing a great achievement for Thrivent! Our mutual funds team received a 2021 Refinitiv Lipper Fund Award for our Mid Cap Stock Fund (TMSIX)! Learn more: https://bit.ly/3vi3ody

If inflation rises, which investments may make the most sense? Find out what Thrivent’s chief investment officer suggests.

Want to help make your money work harder for you this year? Start by documenting your goals. Then take these 4 foundational steps

Reminder: With your Thrivent membership, you have an opportunity to choose the candidates who will help our organization thrive with purpose: http://bit.ly/2nodPxV.

Thrivent’s Board of Directors is committed to advancing Thrivent’s promise of helping people to achieve financial clarity and enabling lives full of meaning and gratitude. Hear from Board Member, Lynn Crump-Caine on why it’s important to vote.

It’s tempting to put off thinking about insurance, but having a strategy is crucial when protecting loved ones. Check out this deep dive to learn more about the options available to you.

In a stock market rally that has defied expectations, what can we expect in the coming months as the country and economy recover from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic?

Vote with purpose. Take a moment to make your voice heard in Thrivent’s Board of Directors election.

The stock market continued on an upward trend even as the recession and the COVID-19 pandemic lingered on. What sectors have been leading the market?

Market changes have the potential to create stress, so it’s especially important to get clarity on your financial goals and move forward. Get tips for planning during a pandemic. https://www.thrivent.com//retirement-planning-during-a-pan

October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. Clients with membership, if you or someone you know has experienced a miscarriage, stillbirth or loss of a newborn, a complimentary care package for grieving parents was created just for you. Keep it for yourself or share it with a friend to help them with healing. Learn more. https://www.thrivent.com//member-benefits-and-programs.htm

One way to help balance risk is through a diverse range of investments. Share your best investment tip below.

If you're looking for a new career opportunity, there's no better time than now to become a Thrivent financial advisor. Sign up for our Oct. 13 webinar: https://bit.ly/3jad6Z2. You'll hear directly from a panel of your would-be peers about their career paths, the support they receive and the earning potential for Thrivent advisors. No products will be sold.

With the U.S. Presidential election fast approaching, market investors are beginning to look at how politics may affect the economy, capital markets and prospective investment returns.

The Thrivent Board of Directors elections are open! Vote for the candidates who will help our organization fulfill its purpose of helping people achieve financial clarity, enabling lives full of meaning and gratitude. http://bit.ly/2nodPxV

Money saving tip: Look at your recurring subscriptions and cancel any that you don’t regularly use. Do you have a favorite tip to jump-start your savings?