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Thrivent Announces an All-Time High $590 Million Payout in Dividends and Policy Enhancements to Clients in 2026
Thrivent has more than doubled its annual total payout since 2021 and 95% of clients with membership own products that are included in the 2026 payout. MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Thrivent, a Fortune 500 financial services company that puts generosity at the heart of saving and investing, announced today it will provide an all-time high $590 million total payout of dividends and nonguaranteed policy enhancements to clients with membership in 2026. The 2026 payout includes: $441...
Thrivent Expands ETF Product Suite with Mid Cap Value and Small Cap Value Fund Conversions
The new ETFs complement Thrivent's strong investment solutions and deliver value to clients. MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Thrivent, a Fortune 500 financial services company that helps build, grow and protect financial well-being, today announced the conversion of Thrivent Mid Cap Value Fund and Thrivent Core Small Cap Value Fund into exchange-traded funds (ETFs) - demonstrating the company's commitment to delivering competitive, client-focused investment solutions. "The ETF...
Thrivent Receives A++ (Superior) Rating, Stable Outlook from AM Best
The strong rating reinforces the organization's long-term financial strength and stability. MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Thrivent, a Fortune 500 financial services company that helps build, grow and protect financial well-being, announced AM Best has affirmed its A++ (Superior) rating with a stable outlook. This rating is the highest of the agency's 13 rating categories. "Our superior rating reflects the strength of our business and our commitment to putting clients first," said...
Thrivent's 2025 Holiday Spending Survey Finds Majority of Americans Cutting Back on Holiday Spending Amid Economic Uncertainty
Thrivent's 2025 Holiday Spending Survey reveals 71% expect inflation to have a negative impact; Two thirds believe tariffs will make the holidays more expensive. Half of Americans express concern about managing their holiday finances this year. Seven in ten Americans plan to cut back on spending in at least one area; dining out (44%), gifts (32%), and travel (28%) are among the most common targets. Three tips to address worries: make a plan before you shop, prioritize moments over spending,...