Why a Trust Might Be the Missing Piece in Your Estate Plan

Why a Trust Might Be the Missing Piece in Your Estate Plan

When life is busy, it's easy to delay estate planning—but setting up a trust can offer significant benefits, like avoiding probate, protecting loved ones, and supporting ministry causes. Trusts are accessible to people at all income levels and offer more privacy and control than wills, with specialized options for charitable giving and special needs care. To learn more, visit the Utilizing Trusts page on our website and explore how a trust could support your legacy and values.

Leadership Philosophy or Leadership Practice?

Leadership Philosophy or Leadership Practice?

Does your organization merely have a leadership philosophy - displayed on company walls - or is leadership practiced, evident in daily actions? True leadership puts others first and creates a culture of care and encouragement. At Servant Solutions, this philosophy is not just embraced—it’s embodied through personal support, financial guidance, and a deep commitment to walking alongside ministry leaders through every stage of life.

Will Social Security changes affect your retirement plans?

Will Social Security changes affect your retirement plans?

With uncertainties surrounding Social Security, it’s more important than ever to build a solid retirement plan with multiple income streams. This blog explores the four key sources of retirement income while highlighting potential challenges, especially for ministers who opted out of Social Security. The good news? You don’t have to plan alone! Servant Solutions offers a free Financial Roadmap to help you clarify your goals and maximize your resources so you can enjoy a secure and fulfilling retirement.

Leading with Love: A Valentine’s Day Reflection

Leading with Love: A Valentine’s Day Reflection

In February, the month traditionally associated with love, we’re reminded of one of the most essential qualities in Christian leadership: love. The Bible speaks often about love as being central to our identity as followers of Christ and as leaders in His Church. In 1 Corinthians 13:1-3, we are reminded that no matter what gifts or abilities we have, if we do not have love, we have nothing.