Every time we invest—whether in stocks, bonds, or mutual funds—we’re helping fuel the economy. Our dollars provide capital for companies to grow, operate, and influence the world around us. In this sense, Wall Street isn’t just a place in New York City. It’s us. Every investor, even with modest holdings, plays a role in shaping the marketplace.

Most investment products support companies that make everyday essentials—cars, food, electronics, clothing—and provide services like banking, insurance, and shipping. But without knowing it, we may also be supporting companies engaged in activities that conflict with Biblical values:

• Manufacturing abortifacients
• Distributing pornography
• Promoting destructive sexual lifestyles
• Profiting from addiction
• Ignoring human rights abuses like slave labor

At Hardt Financial Group, we care deeply about what our investments fund—and many of our clients do too. That’s why we’ve spent years developing strategies that can help avoid investing in companies whose practices contradict Biblical principles.

If you’ve ever wondered what your investments are supporting—or wished they could better reflect your faith—we’re here to help. Let’s explore what you may be unknowingly sponsoring and review alternatives that align with your beliefs.