For over 20 years, Rocky Mountain Humane Investing has been providing clients with cruelty-free, socially responsible investment management.
Securing Your Future On Your Terms
Since 1995, Rocky Mountain Humane Investing is the first and only registered investment advisor specializing in the investment needs of the Humane / Vegan / Environmentally conscious investor. Our focus is and always has been Socially Responsible Investing, while providing our clients results. Read more about our history
Investing Ethically
RMHI believes in the dreams of our clients. Hence, we see our role as identifying the most effective investment solutions to realize your aspirations without compromising your values. Our screening criteria align with our clients’ ethical ideals. Read more about our socially responsible investment philosophy.
The Evolution of Vegan Investing
We integrate your conscious philosophy with our advanced investing models. As a result, RMHI generates very competitive returns that are an improvement to mass marketed mutual funds and traditional unscreened private portfolio management. Most of all, you do not need to sacrifice performance for socially responsible investing. Read more about our Vegan portfolio management and view verified modeled returns.
Meeting the Needs of our Clients
Our clients come from many walks of life and stages of investing, all with a common desire to invest ethically. We manage Trusts, IRAs, IRA/401K rollovers, inherited IRAs, individual and family accounts, and select non-profit accounts. RMHI will help with all steps of the process, so your investments can become aligned with your values. Contact Us to get started.
Past performance is no guarantee of future performance.
FROM OUR BLOG
Vegan Growth Portfolio Model results updated through January 30, 2021
We’ve updated our Vegan Growth Portfolio model results with the data through Jan 30, 2021. Access our VGP Model Data
Client Update January 30, 2021
Bring On The Sell-off! 1/30/2021 Quick Summary: Two weeks ago I began raising cash in accounts because investor sentiment was too hot and market breadth was eroding. Too many traders playing with borrowed money “margin”. It appears we’re seeing forced liquidations...
