Faith Based Investing

What is faith-based investing?

Faith-based investing integrates religious values, such as Catholic moral teaching, into investment decisions by avoiding companies that conflict with these principles and emphasizing stewardship, human dignity, and the common good, enabling clients to align their portfolios with their beliefs.

Faith-based investing applies religious values—like Catholic moral teaching—to investment decisions. At Integrity, we avoid companies involved in activities contrary to Church teaching, and we focus on stewardship, human dignity, and the common good. This approach helps financial advisors align their clients’ portfolios with their deeply held beliefs.

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