 Last week, the Vatican put out communications urging Catholics and the private sector to "progressively and without delay" divest from fossil fuel producers and other entities that perpetuate climate change. The pope called on Catholics to avoid "support for companies harmful to human or social ecology," such as weapon makers and abortion providers, as well as the fossil fuel industry.
Last month, more that 40 faith organizations from around the world, more than half of them Catholic, pledged to divest from fossil fuel companies. But what do professional financial advisors and investment managers say?  Download the PDF below to see how the investment professionals, Mark Pearson and Chuck Etzweiler, at Nepsis, Inc., an SEC Registered Investment Advisor (RIA), use the "5 C's of Post Covid-19 Opportunity" as a lens for selecting investments for their clients today. They also provide some foundational ideas for an article you might want to develop further, with their help, of course, on "5 Essentials for Smart Investing" and "Reasons To Be Hopeful During this Corona Crisis."
Building a Dream Career, Retirement Planning, Bootstrapping a Business, Family Harmony & More6/12/2020
 Financial advisor Tony D'Amico, host of the "Wealth and Life Podcast" is always speaking with interesting guests and exploring important topics. Recent episodes:
 Michael Garry earned a B.S. in Finance and an MBA in Finance from Saint Joseph’s University, and a law degree (JD) from the Widener University School of Law, where he concentrated in tax, securities, and estate planning. He is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ practitioner (CFP®) and an Accredited Investment Fiduciary® (AIF®). He is a member of the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors (NAPFA) and the Financial Planning Association (FPA).
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