Alex Gonzalez-Thrivent

06/03/2026

Did you know that, as clients with membership, we have the power to influence where Thrivent sends millions in grant funding each year? All you have to do is log in and decide where you want this year’s Choice Dollars®️ to go—be it a church, local charity or major nonprofit. Plus, Thrivent just made the experience easier and Choice Dollars are now available to every single member! We highly recommend taking advantage of this easy way to give back.

Be sure to direct 2026 Choice Dollars and spread the word about this unique member benefit.

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06/01/2026

Sometimes the direction you're going matters more than how quickly you get there.​​

As author and financial expert Sahil Bloom pointed out in an interview with Bjorn Larson, Thrivent's Director of Financial Education, knowing what your real priorities are in life makes all the difference in your financial plan.​ When clear priorities guide your financial decisions, you can pursue your goals more efficiently.​

Watch the full interview with Sahil to unlock helpful ways to set your goals and use money as a tool for purpose and happiness: https://bit.ly/3RPjcE5

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05/29/2026

In a conversation with Bjorn Larson, Thrivent’s Director of Financial Education, author and financial expert Sahil Bloom shared an important reminder: more money doesn’t always lead to more fulfillment.​

When your money is connected to the life you want and the people you care about, it’s easier to feel confident about what “enough” looks like for you.​

Watch the full interview to discover more insights from Sahil about the connection between money, purpose and happiness: https://bit.ly/3RPjcE5

05/27/2026

Let's pursue your financial goals, together. We can help you get started by providing insight on three important steps to establishing a financial plan:

1. Identify where you are.
2. Define financial success so you can outline your goals.
3. Uncover some events that might move you further away from your goals.

Learn more about what makes up a solid financial plan and the process for creating your own. ⬇️

Taking the time to create a financial plan offers a roadmap for reaching your financial goals—emotional and financial. Learn how a financial plan helps organize income, savings, investments and insurance to balance your priorities for the future.

05/25/2026

Thrivent's May Market Update breaks down what’s driving recent volatility, how stocks and bonds are responding, and why staying diversified and focused on fundamentals remains important.

Moderating growth, steady inflation and ongoing global uncertainty are shaping our outlook.

05/01/2026

Working with a financial advisor can help strengthen your investing strategy. Together, we can discuss ways you can invest to help reach your financial goals and hedge against volatile market conditions.​

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04/27/2026

Differences in each spouse’s Social Security retirement benefits and estimated life expectancy can affect your retirement strategy. Take a look at 4 strategies you can use to help maximize your Social Security benefits as a couple. ⬇️

For married couples, a smart Social Security strategy considers both spouses' projected benefits and life expectancies. Creating a claiming plan together can help you maximize your shared retirement income.

04/24/2026

Thinking about working while receiving Social Security? Your age and your earnings could impact the amount of your monthly Social Security benefit. ​

Here are considerations for balancing work and Social Security: https://bit.ly/41XxFAH

04/22/2026

Several factors, like age and marital status, should be taken into consideration when deciding when to start taking Social Security. But those are not the only ones. Learn more about other key factors that impact Social Security: https://bit.ly/44be4hK

04/20/2026

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 benefits can feel like a missed opportunity, especially if you're in good health or have other resources available. Here's why it may pay to…