Discover strategies that could help you leave more wealth - income tax-free - to the people and causes you love.
Minimize your taxes. Maximize your impact.
Leave more to your loved ones and the organizations you care about by leveraging financial strategies that can reduce – or eliminate – their tax burden.
What happens
Your assets continue to grow tax deferred, and you can take distributions for your retirement income.
Tax impact on your beneficiaries
They pay income taxes – at their tax rate – on the distributions they take from your retirement plan after you pass away.
Your assets continue to grow tax deferred, and you can take distributions for your retirement income.
Tax impact on your beneficiaries
They pay income taxes – at their tax rate – on the distributions they take from your retirement plan after you pass away.
What happens
Your assets continue to grow tax deferred, and you can use your distributions to fund a life insurance policy to provide for your loved ones.
Tax impact on your beneficiaries
They receive income tax-free proceeds from the life insurance. But they must pay income tax – at their rate – on any remaining funds in your retirement plan after you pass away.
Your assets continue to grow tax deferred, and you can use your distributions to fund a life insurance policy to provide for your loved ones.
Tax impact on your beneficiaries
They receive income tax-free proceeds from the life insurance. But they must pay income tax – at their rate – on any remaining funds in your retirement plan after you pass away.
What happens
Your assets continue to grow tax deferred, and you can take distributions to fund a life insurance policy to provide for your loved ones. Then you arrange for the remining assets in the retirement plan to be transferred to a qualifying charity when you pass away.
Tax impact on your beneficiaries
Your loved ones pay no income taxes on the life insurance death benefit, and your charity pays no tax on the assets transferred from the retirement plan.
Your assets continue to grow tax deferred, and you can take distributions to fund a life insurance policy to provide for your loved ones. Then you arrange for the remining assets in the retirement plan to be transferred to a qualifying charity when you pass away.
Tax impact on your beneficiaries
Your loved ones pay no income taxes on the life insurance death benefit, and your charity pays no tax on the assets transferred from the retirement plan.
Take action today
Connect with your Thrivent financial advisor to make sure you’re incorporating the most up-to-date tax strategies into your financial plan.
Transfer your wealth wisely.
A few well-informed choices could help you implement tax-savvy wealth transfer
strategies that enable you to pass on more of your hard-earned assets.
Meet with your financial advisor to:
strategies that enable you to pass on more of your hard-earned assets.
Meet with your financial advisor to:
Explore ways to leave assets income tax-free to the people and charities you care about most.
Identify strategies to minimize the tax implications of your tax-deferred retirement savings plans
Discover tax-advantaged alternatives to your tax-deferred retirement savings plans.
Explore ways to leave assets income tax-free to the people and charities you care about most.
Identify strategies to minimize the tax implications of your tax-deferred retirement savings plans
Discover tax-advantaged alternatives to your tax-deferred retirement savings plans.
Thrivent and its financial advisors and professionals do not provide legal, accounting or tax advice. Consult your attorney or tax professional.
Hypothetical example is for illustrative purposes. May not be representative of actual results.
Hypothetical example is for illustrative purposes. May not be representative of actual results.
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