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Can you check off any of these boxes? ✅ Loved ones depend on you for income ✅ Don’t want to pass large debts onto others ✅ Want to leave a legacy If you checked any of the boxes, you should consider how life insurance can help you protect what’s most important to you: https://bit.ly/47eNLJh

Can you check off any of these boxes? ✅ Loved ones depend on you for income ✅ Don’t want to pass large debts onto others ✅ Want to leave a legacy If you checked any of the boxes, you should consider how life insurance can help you protect what’s most important to you: https://bit.ly/47eNLJh

Some of the most important conversations are also the hardest to start. Talking about what would happen to your loved ones' finances if the unthinkable happened isn't easy. But making space for the conversation today can bring clarity and reassurance for the future. This resource offers thoughtful questions to start the conversation about life insurance with your family: https://bit.ly/4wHcwH8

Some of the most important conversations are also the hardest to start. Talking about what would happen to your loved ones' finances if the unthinkable happened isn't easy. But making space for the conversation today can bring clarity and reassurance for the future. This resource offers thoughtful questions to start the conversation about life insurance with your family: https://bit.ly/4wHcwH8

Did you know life insurance can do more than just provide a death benefit? It also can help you build wealth during your lifetime and help your family build generational wealth after you pass away. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3zAzMyO

Did you know life insurance can do more than just provide a death benefit? It also can help you build wealth during your lifetime and help your family build generational wealth after you pass away. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3zAzMyO

A few other truths about life insurance: - It can be more affordable than a lot of people think. - Your work policy probably isn’t enough on its own. - Some types offer other benefits and tax advantages. See thrivent.com/social for important disclosures.

A few other truths about life insurance: - It can be more affordable than a lot of people think. - Your work policy probably isn’t enough on its own. - Some types offer other benefits and tax advantages. See thrivent.com/social for important disclosures.

Week 33 - September - Do a pantry cleanout meal to save money and reduce waste Looking at this meal, there is a good chance it did not start with a detailed recipe or a special trip to the grocery store. It came together from ingredients that were already on hand. Before adding more to your cart, take a look at what is already in your pantry, refrigerator, and freezer. Challenge yourself to create a meal using foods you already have. Start with a quick inventory: 🍅 Check for produce that needs to be used soon 🍅 Look for canned goods, pasta, rice, or other pantry staples 🍅 Use proteins that have been sitting in the freezer 🍅 Get creative with leftovers and ingredients you might normally overlook A pantry cleanout meal can help reduce food waste, stretch your grocery budget, and remind you of all the food you already have available. As we head into the busy fall season with school schedules, sports, and activities filling up the calendar, this can be an easy way to save both time and money. Sometimes the best meal is not the one you planned. It is the one you create with what is already in front of you. ⬇️ Hi, I'm Vanessa. I'm a Marine Veteran and a Thrivent Advisor. I help individuals at every stage of life define and achieve their goals, whether they're just starting their financial journey or preparing for retirement. The more we understand our objectives and align them with our values, the stronger we become as partners, parents, business owners, leaders, and neighbors. See thrivent.com/social for important disclosure information.

Week 33 - September - Do a pantry cleanout meal to save money and reduce waste Looking at this meal, there is a good chance it did not start with a detailed recipe or a special trip to the grocery store. It came together from ingredients that were already on hand. Before adding more to your cart, take a look at what is already in your pantry, refrigerator, and freezer. Challenge yourself to create a meal using foods you already have. Start with a quick inventory: 🍅 Check for produce that needs to be used soon 🍅 Look for canned goods, pasta, rice, or other pantry staples 🍅 Use proteins that have been sitting in the freezer 🍅 Get creative with leftovers and ingredients you might normally overlook A pantry cleanout meal can help reduce food waste, stretch your grocery budget, and remind you of all the food you already have available. As we head into the busy fall season with school schedules, sports, and activities filling up the calendar, this can be an easy way to save both time and money. Sometimes the best meal is not the one you planned. It is the one you create with what is already in front of you. ⬇️ Hi, I'm Vanessa. I'm a Marine Veteran and a Thrivent Advisor. I help individuals at every stage of life define and achieve their goals, whether they're just starting their financial journey or preparing for retirement. The more we understand our objectives and align them with our values, the stronger we become as partners, parents, business owners, leaders, and neighbors. See thrivent.com/social for important disclosure information.

Have you thought about which assets are meant for living today and which ones you hope to pass on? Let’s connect to explore what each piece is supporting today and how it could show up for the people and causes you care about. See thrivent.com/social for important disclosures.

Have you thought about which assets are meant for living today and which ones you hope to pass on? Let’s connect to explore what each piece is supporting today and how it could show up for the people and causes you care about. See thrivent.com/social for important disclosures.

Week 33 - September - Negotiate a bill As summer winds down and the school year begins, many families are adjusting to new routines, schedules, and expenses. School supplies, sports registrations, after-school activities, and all the little costs that come with a new school year can add up quickly. That is why this week's habit focuses on finding savings in a place many people overlook. Negotiate a bill. It may not sound exciting, but one phone call could potentially lower a monthly expense and free up money for the things that matter most. Consider reviewing: 🐎 Your cell phone plan 🐎 Internet or cable service 🐎 Streaming subscriptions 🐎 Insurance policies 🐎 Memberships you are not fully using Many companies have promotions, loyalty discounts, or lower-cost options available, but they rarely advertise them. Sometimes all it takes is asking. As a new school year begins, a few small financial adjustments can help create more room for the experiences, memories, and priorities that matter most to your family. One call. A few questions. Potential savings all year long. ⬇️ Hi, I'm Vanessa. I'm a Marine Veteran and a Thrivent Advisor. I help individuals at every stage of life define and achieve their goals, whether they're just starting their financial journey or preparing for retirement. The more we understand our objectives and align them with our values, the stronger we become as partners, parents, business owners, leaders, and neighbors. See thrivent.com/social for important disclosure information.

Week 33 - September - Negotiate a bill As summer winds down and the school year begins, many families are adjusting to new routines, schedules, and expenses. School supplies, sports registrations, after-school activities, and all the little costs that come with a new school year can add up quickly. That is why this week's habit focuses on finding savings in a place many people overlook. Negotiate a bill. It may not sound exciting, but one phone call could potentially lower a monthly expense and free up money for the things that matter most. Consider reviewing: 🐎 Your cell phone plan 🐎 Internet or cable service 🐎 Streaming subscriptions 🐎 Insurance policies 🐎 Memberships you are not fully using Many companies have promotions, loyalty discounts, or lower-cost options available, but they rarely advertise them. Sometimes all it takes is asking. As a new school year begins, a few small financial adjustments can help create more room for the experiences, memories, and priorities that matter most to your family. One call. A few questions. Potential savings all year long. ⬇️ Hi, I'm Vanessa. I'm a Marine Veteran and a Thrivent Advisor. I help individuals at every stage of life define and achieve their goals, whether they're just starting their financial journey or preparing for retirement. The more we understand our objectives and align them with our values, the stronger we become as partners, parents, business owners, leaders, and neighbors. See thrivent.com/social for important disclosure information.


