No matter where you are on your Retirement journey, Servant Solutions is here to help you plan with confidence. Here are five strategies to consider as you save and plan. Servant Solutions wants to be your life-long financial planning partner. We’re available with multiple tools and planning documents to help you arrive at your retirement years well-funded.
If you’re an elder, board member, or committed church member, let me encourage you to take Pastor Appreciation Month a step further this year. Beyond a kind note or public recognition, ask yourself:
Does our pastor have a retirement plan?
Are we making steady contributions on their behalf?
Who’s helping our pastor stay financially on track?
Servant Solutions is committed to Serving Those Who Serve by giving back directly to the Kingdom through its Newly Credentialed Pastor Program. This initiative provides retirement contributions of up to $1,500 to pastors within five years of achieving their highest level of credentialing, helping them establish healthy saving habits early in ministry. It’s one more way Servant Solutions supports pastors in building financial security and confidence for a lifetime of Kingdom impact.
Retirement isn’t the end of your calling—it’s a new season to serve God and others in fresh ways. The right financial plan can give you the clarity and confidence to step into that season with peace of mind. In this blog, discover how Servant Solutions’ free financial planning tools and personal guidance can help you prepare for the future while staying true to your mission.
David Boots sheds light on the often-misunderstood Minister’s Housing Allowance and why it’s one of the most powerful financial tools available to credentialed ministers. He explains how saving through a 403(b) Church Plan like Servant Solutions allows you to receive tax-exempt income both now and in retirement—an advantage worth understanding early. Are you making the most of this benefit for your future ministry and financial freedom?
As a pastor or ministry staff member, you probably know how to stretch a budget, live with less, and trust God for provision. You might even feel conflicted when the topic of retirement planning comes up.
After all, shouldn't we just trust the Lord to provide when the time comes?
Does saving and planning for the future suggest a lack of faith?
Let’s talk about it!
