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It’s not just about retirement; it’s about relationships, opportunities and legacy. Can we identify what matters and align your financial resources to make it happen?

Jon Skov, Thrivent Wealth Advisor

Working with us

Our financial advisors help you prioritize goals, establish a foundation, and track progress over time.

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How we can help

Life brings opportunities and challenges that can impact your financial goals. We help guide you through important money decisions, so you can stay focused on what matters most to you.

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Marriage and partnering

Money can be a stressful topic for couples, but it doesn’t have to be. With the right guidance, money can become a means to living a meaningful life together.

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Prepare to talk with a financial advisor

Reflect on how you feel about money and discuss your responses together.

  • Are you more inclined to save or spend?
  • What’s one thing you wish your spouse knew about your views on money?
  • What’s the top item you’re saving for right now?

It’s ok if you and your partner think and feel differently about money. When you meet, your financial advisor will guide the conversation and work with you both to understand your situation and create a financial plan that helps you achieve your goals, together.

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Planning for college

Considering how you want to help your children with a college education can be an important part of your financial plan. What kind of support you decide on depends on many factors, including your values, other financial goals, and understanding your children’s educational aspirations.

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Reflect on how paying for your children’s college impacts your other financial goals.

  • Where does education fit with other financial goals?
  • How much support would you like to provide for your children’s education?

There are many options for you to help with your children’s education. When you meet, your financial advisor will guide the conversation and help you determine how this milestone fits into your financial plan and what your next steps may be.

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Buying a home

When you’re thinking about buying a new home, it’s important to understand how this decision may impact other financial goals. Talking with a financial advisor who understands your values and goals can help ensure you’re making the best decision possible.

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Reflect on how buying a home affects your overall financial priorities. If you have a partner, discuss your responses together.

  • What are a couple ways a new home could enhance your life and wellbeing?
  • What are your other financial goals?
  • How would the timeline change for these goals?

When you meet, your financial advisor will guide the conversation and help you determine how this milestone fits into your financial plan.

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Becoming a parent

Expecting or adopting a child is a joyous experience that can also be nerve-wracking. Having a conversation with a financial advisor can help you understand how parenthood may impact your financial goals, both now and in the future.

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Reflect on how becoming a parent may shape your financial future.

  • Consider new one-time and ongoing expenses this milestone may bring.
  • Although it may seem too early, consider how education expenses and savings may fit into your financial plan.

Becoming a parent is filled with both potential and uncertainty for the future. When you meet, your financial advisor will guide the conversation to help you make sense of the financial impacts of parenthood and create a financial plan that keeps you focused on what’s most important to you.

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Managing job changes

Facing a job change and wondering how it might affect your finances? Talking to a financial advisor can help provide clarity on how it may influence your financial decisions now and in the future.

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Reflect on how this change in income (increase or decrease) may impact your cashflow.

  • How does this change your financial goal priorities?
  • How does this affect your savings?

When you meet, your financial advisor will guide the conversation, uncover how potential changes in income and benefits may affect your financial plan, and help you understand possible next steps.

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Navigating Divorce

If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the financial aspects of getting a divorce, you don’t have to navigate this challenge alone. We’re here to guide and support you in understanding how divorce may affect your finances.

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    Reflect on your relationship with money

    • What emotions do you have about money?

    • How do these emotions play into current financial decisions you have to make?

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    If you’re unsure where to start or how to organize the changes to your finances, consider filling out our interactive guidebook, Navigating Divorce.

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    Meet with a financial advisor who holds the Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) designation.2 

When you’re not sure what to focus on, a financial advisor can help you understand what steps and actions to take now and what can wait.

Making a difference

We believe in giving back to our communities and helping others do the same.

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2.4 million clients and others who volunteered and donated to community needs around the country.*

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$238 million raised and donated by Thrivent, clients, and others.*

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12.8 million volunteer hours of time and talent invested in our communities.*

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By selecting “Find a Financial Advisor” you will have the opportunity to find and request contact with a Thrivent financial advisor near you. By selecting “Contact the Virtual Advice Team” you will be able to schedule a call with a financial advisor from the Virtual Advice Team.
1. Thrivent and its financial advisors and professionals do not provide legal, accounting or tax advice. Consult your attorney or tax professional.
2. Thrivent financial advisors who support divorce planning are required to hold the Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) designation.
*As of Dec. 31, 2023.