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Faithful Invest

For Catholic, Evangelical and Islamic investors

See whether a stock fits your faith, and why.

Search any public company. We check its business and its finances against your tradition’s investing guidelines, flag any notable news, then show you every reason behind the verdict.

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Example checkCatholic guidelines
Apple Inc.
AAPL · Nasdaq
Aligned with Catholic guidelines
  • No revenue from excluded industries
    Checked against Catholic investing guidelines.
  • Low borrowing
    Debt is a small share of its market value.
  • One concern in recent news
    AI that listens all day raises privacy questions.
See today’s full check
Checks draw onSEC and European (ESEF) annual reportsYahoo Finance market dataUSCCB, Biblically Responsible Investing and AAOIFI guidelines

How scores work

Every score shows its working.

Each tradition’s own rulebook decides the result. Breaking a rule sets the score to 1, and every stock page shows each step, with the rule and its source.

  • Aligned75 and above
  • Needs review50 to 74
  • Not aligned1: a rule broken
Islamic: the AAOIFI tests
75 to 100
Business activities and financial ratios against AAOIFI Shari’ah Standard 21. A pass scores higher the further the company is from the limits.
Christian: starting point
100
A company with no involvement found in anything its tradition excludes.
Limited involvement
up to −25
Something the tradition allows with a cost, such as conventional weapons for Catholics or a shop that sells alcohol for Evangelicals.
An open question
50 to 74
Something the evidence cannot settle yet, such as a figure the company does not report.
A rule broken
1
An activity the tradition excludes, or a financial limit exceeded, such as debt above 30% of market value for Islam.

Read the full method

Traditions

Three traditions, three rulebooks.

Pick yours once. You can still compare all three on any stock.

Catholic

Screens against the Church’s moral teaching on life, human dignity and the common good.

Based on
  • USCCB Socially Responsible Investment Guidelines
  • Catholic Social Teaching

Evangelical

Screens against Biblically Responsible Investing principles on life, family and stewardship.

Based on
  • Biblically Responsible Investing standards

Islamic

Screens against Shariah standards, with hard limits on interest and on income from prohibited activities.

Based on
  • AAOIFI Shariah Standard 21
Interest-bearing debt
up to 30% of market value
Cash and interest-bearing assets
up to 30%
Receivables
up to 70% of assets
Impure revenue
up to 5%

Portfolio tracking

Keep everything you own in view.

Add your holdings and cash once. See which ones fit your tradition and how your money has grown.

  • Buys, sales, deposits and withdrawals
  • Your tradition applied to every holding
  • Returns measured properly, explained in plain words
Portfolio
Sample portfolio
$327,767.08
Up $60,747.04 (+22.8%) compared with what was put in
4 of 7 holdings aligned with Catholic guidelines
  • JPMorgan Chase
    Needs review
    $81,240.00
  • Microsoft
    Aligned
    $52,310.40
  • Vanguard S&P 500 ETF
    Not enough data
    $51,720.00
  • Johnson and Johnson
    Not aligned
    $29,480.75

Where the data comes from

Annual reports

Revenue segments and financial statements from SEC filings, and from the ESEF annual reports European companies publish.

Yahoo Finance

Prices, company profiles, key ratios and headlines.

Published guidelines

USCCB, Biblically Responsible Investing and AAOIFI standards, written as rules you can read.

Questions

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