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Investing with Your Values

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Investing with values . . . . is a trillion dollar, growing industry. "Investing with Your Values" offers a rare combination: the pragmatic tools of disciplined investing with a thoughtful methodology for melding difficult financial decisions with fundamental and cherished personal values.-Joan Shapiro, Former Executive Vice President, South Shore Bank
The fact is that you can make money and make a difference at the same time! Now in paperback, this step-by-step guide answers all the financial basics and makes it easy to link your money with your values in a high-performance portfolio.
Includes:
o The philosophy and fascinating history that built SRI (socially responsible investing)
o An explanation of the visionary new framework of "Natural Investing"
o How to outperform the market and be a force for social change
o Shareholder activism and community investing
o Detailed information on socially responsible stocks, mutual funds, and bonds
o Stories, lists of funds and companies, worksheets, and scores of resources
The authors are dedicated financial activists who have had a long involvement with SRI.
Hal Brill and Jack Brill have been values-based investment consultants for ten years.
Cliff Feigenbaum is the editor of "GreenMoney Journal." Hal Brill lives is Paonia Colorado; Jack Brill lives in San Diego, California; and Cliff Feigenbaum lives in Spokane Washington. All three authors have been interviewed extensively on radio, TV, and print.

400 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1999

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May 7, 2009
A good, general, if partially out-dated, primer on socially responsible investment.
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