Socially conscious investing is booming. Whether you’re designating 401(k) contributions for the end of the year or planning next year’s savings, it's a good time to consider ways to achieve your financial goals while backing sustainable and responsible business practices. As crises like 蜜柚APP change, biodiversity loss, and inequality force corporations to adapt, both your bottom line and the world’s can benefit from investing in companies ahead of the curve. Below are some questions to consider as you get started. What Am I Invested In? If you don’t know what the terms “expense ratio,” “annual return,” “mutual fund,” or “exchange traded fund” mean, boost your financial literacy first, says Lisa Woll, chief executive officer of US SIF: The Forum for Sustainable and Responsible Investment, a membership organization that promotes the advancement of sustainable investing. “People hear financial services terms and find them a little bit...