Faith-based ESG investing firm Inspire Investing was ranked the 3rd fastest growing Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) in the nation for the second consecutive year in FA Magazine’s ‘Top 50 Fastest Growing Firms – 2021’

The Inspire Faith-Based Cash debit card program now offers one of the highest FDIC interest rates on the market at a rate of 0.55%.

An overwhelming 97.5% of publicly-traded US companies do not support the Equality Act. Why not?

Biblically responsible investing firm Inspire Investing ranked #166 in The Financial Times’ “Americas’ Fastest Growing Companies 2021”, beating out Tesla, Uber, Square, Facebook, DocuSign and other notable businesses.

In this post, Inspire CEO, Robert Netzly, discusses the important difference between supporting companies involved in immoral business practices and the participation in those businesses as an owner.

Inspire Faith-Based Cash allows Christians to spend, invest and earn enhanced interest from biblically responsible banks and investments.

Is it hypocrisy to own an iPhone and exclude AAPL from my portfolio? To drink Starbucks coffee, but avoid buying SBUX? I do not want to be a hypocrite, so this is an important question to answer.

This post dives into factor investing and how financial and non-financial factors can affect portfolio returns.