Morally Responsible Investing

Morally responsible investing

The Bible as a standard for morally responsible investing

Christian Financial Advisors uses the Bible as a standard for morally responsible investing. There are many verses in the Bible that speak about finances, investments, and wealth management. Visit our financial Bible verses page to learn more.

Where do you start?

It can be overwhelming to find Christian investment opportunities that line up with morally responsible investing. We help you find companies that do not support ideals contradicting biblical values. Some of the most common areas morally responsible investing seeks to eliminate include companies that support:

Staying away from anti-Christian values

Morally responsible investing strives to stay away from any company involved in anti-Christian values. This includes staying clear of companies that are directly or indirectly involved in non-biblical values through a mutual fund, money manager, or a sub-account in a variable annuity.

While it is almost impossible to completely eliminate all of these areas in an investment portfolio, we strive to be as close as possible to 100% morally responsible in our investments. Are your investments contradicting Christian beliefs by unknowingly supporting anti-biblical principles? We can answer this question for you. Through evaluation and screening tools, we are able to give clients and potential clients the information they need to make an informed decision about the morality of their investments.

Is your current investment portfolio morally responsible?

We sit down with every potential client, client, and guest to check their portfolio for anti-biblical principles. If you are completely new to investing, we will help you set up a morally responsible investing portfolio that merges with your Christian faith and stewardship principles. Morally responsible investing includes not only screening out companies involved in anti-Christian principles, but also including those companies that support biblical ideals. Your money then supports biblical and Christian causes and companies, while pulling funds away from investments or businesses involved in the opposite.