Is investing Biblically responsible?

Of course, the end goal is still to make money and expand your wealth; that’s what all investing is about at the end of the day. Biblically responsible investing, though, might pass over potentially lucrative investments if they don’t align with biblical principles.

Does Biblically responsible investing increase my risk?

All of these instances may increase your risk. Biblically Responsible Investing is for faith-based investors concerned about what their money is supporting. In 1994, Timothy Plan created Biblically Responsible Investing mutual funds to ensure their investments complement their Christian values.

What is a Biblically responsible investment plan?

If you are passionate about social justice more generally, there are investment plans that focus on ESG – environmental, social and governance. One prominent example of a biblically responsible investing program is the Timothy Plan, a fund firm run by financial professional Arthur Ally.