The trends, good and bad. There are two ways to go about socially oriented investing. Conventional wisdom says that SRI funds try to earn good returns while supporting companies that do good. However, here's where opinions start to diverge. However, not every investor thinks Green Is Good.
Some funds select stocks based on religious tenets or lifestyles.
The Timothy Plan is less concerned about ecological matters and is more worried about classic moral values. There are fine gradations between similar SRIs. It pays to read the prospectuses as painful as that can be, to ensure that you're putting your money where your soul is. Inc. All rights reserved. Use of this site is subject to Terms of Service and to our Privacy Policy .