8 Ways To Let Your Values Guide Your Money Decisions, According to Experts
(By Dawn Allcot) – “The first step is recognizing that you can’t change everything all at once,” Kulyk said. “Choose one focus area that you care about most and find one action you can take to align your spending with that focus area.”
For instance, Kulyk said that many of his clients are concerned about human rights issues and discrimination.
“This includes the rights of LGBTQ+ individuals and racial groups, but also the treatment of laborers,” he said. “They also have a strong desire to — at a minimum — do significantly less harm to the world in the way they invest.”
March 18, 2026 / by Liv Gagnon
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