FYI: Wall Street isn't typically associated with morality, but that doesn't mean investing has to be void of a conscience. In fact, socially responsible investing is on the rise, and a number of exchange-traded funds aiming to track ethically sound companies have popped up in the last year. While the focus of these funds varies from name to name, they generally avoid "sin stocks" in areas like big tobacco and alcohol, as well as the weapons industry. Funds are a great way to invest around themes, and while socially conscious investors should do legwork of their own, the following seven funds are a good place to start looking.
Regards,
Ted
https://money.usnews.com/investing/slideshows/7-of-the-best-socially-responsible-funds?onepage
