Thrivent

File a claim Need to file an insurance claim? We’ll make the process as supportive, simple and swift as possible. Thrivent Action Teams If you want to make an impact in your community but aren't sure where to begin, we're here to help. Contact support Can’t find what you’re looking for? Need to discuss a complex question? Let us know—we’re happy to help. Use the search bar above to find information throughout our website. Or choose a topic you want to learn more about.

More Americans are turning to artificial intelligence for financial guidance, and for some things, it delivers. AI can explain concepts clearly, run scenarios instantly, and it never makes you feel embarrassed about where you are. But getting information about money and getting financial advice aren't the same thing. Real financial advice starts with your life—your goals, your family, your values—and works backward to a holistic strategy. That's a conversation no chatbot can fully have with you.

Thrivent’s sponsorship will deliver hands-on generosity activations and engaging experiences to thousands of athletes, volunteers and fans. MINNEAPOLIS (June 18, 2026) – Thrivent, a Fortune 500 financial services company that puts generosity at the heart of saving and investing, is a sponsor of the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games.

The new ETFs are built on Thrivent’s investment expertise and long‑term approach MINNEAPOLIS (June 15, 2026)—Thrivent, a Fortune 500 financial services company, today announced the launch of two international equity exchange‑traded funds (ETFs), expanding its presence in the growing ETF marketplace and providing investors with access to global equity opportunities.

One of the most common questions I hear from clients is how to navigate market and economic volatility. I always start with a simple reminder: volatility is normal, so the goal isn’t to eliminate it. It’s to plan for it. When markets and the economy swing, volatility can affect borrowing costs, reshape returns and test an investor’s resolve. Volatility has different types of costs. The obvious cost is a fluctuating investment balance. But there’s a hidden cost that can be harder to navigate.

Lynn Crump-Caine named chair of Thrivent’s board Lynn Crump-Caine began her new role as chair of Thrivent’s Board of Directors in February. Elected by the board, Crump-Caine succeeds N. Cornell Boggs III , who served on the board since 2013 and as chair since 2023.

Ah, summer! The days are longer, our schedules might be lighter, and we look forward to extra time relaxing with family and friends. But sometimes money worries follow us into the season. These eight moves can help you reset. Automate what you can. Set up automatic bill pay , savings transfers and charitable donations. You’ll spend less time tracking finances while still saving and giving intentionally. Cancel or pause subscriptions.

File a claim Need to file an insurance claim? We’ll make the process as supportive, simple and swift as possible. Thrivent Action Teams If you want to make an impact in your community but aren't sure where to begin, we're here to help. Contact support Can’t find what you’re looking for? Need to discuss a complex question? Let us know—we’re happy to help. Use the search bar above to find information throughout our website. Or choose a topic you want to learn more about.

Encouraging patriotic activities and civic education has long been part of the mission of fraternal benefit societies like Thrivent. But few examples capture that spirit quite like Celebrate Liberty, a program that rallied Thrivent members to restore one of America's most beloved symbols—the Statue of Liberty. In the 1980s, the U.S. government determined that the Statue of Liberty needed significant restoration before its 100th birthday.

Even though they live in different states, sisters Amanda and Rose James share a bond that stretches across life changes and miles of distance. While their lives look different in many ways, their connection remains rooted in the same values they learned early on: caring for family, showing up for each other and finding purpose in helping others. For both women, pivotal experiences eventually led them to Thrivent.