I have found that Catholics don’t understand ESG investing and have politicized something apolitical. In this article, I hope to introduce ESG in a Catholic manner. I am writing this because one of the first words that comes to mind when someone mentions ESG is “Woke.” The term “woke” is often used to describe an...
Financial Discernment the Drexel Day Way I approach my financial examen process differently as an exercise to find out what is really important to you and how to make that a reality. Pope Francis’ recent Weekly Audiences inspired me. It got me thinking about how I think about financial planning, which is very similar to...
But now besides using crypto to buy real estate in the metaverse, adoption is increasing in the real world and many Catholic investors are wondering if it should be part of their portfolio.
Cryptocurrencies have been dominating headlines and expanding the product set as the original, Bitcoin, has been joined by new entrants into the field. Businesses are taking notice from the standpoint of both their balance sheets and their payment processes. And even the Federal Reserve is now talking about crypto. Should it be a part of a Catholic investor portfolio?
Asset prices are significantly down from recent highs. The bear market is here, and we have no idea how long it will be before the bulls are back on top. While looking at retirement or other investment account statements may not be the gratifying experience it was in 2021, there are things investors can...