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Honestly, I’ve been weary of it. Don’t want to risk an eternity for temporary gain
Thanks guys for all your responses. Great to see how you guys are holding tight to the values of Islam.
I have a question for you-SC 1. How do you invest in real estate? Don’t you need a good amount saved to be able to do that?
I’ve been a long timer with Amana. Their mutual funds have good growth and sharia compliant. I’ve sat thru multiple sessions understanding how stocks are vetted. It’s complicated but they do a good job IMO.
More recently I’m diversifying with private investment firms who are also capitalizing on sharia compliant investments.
"halal"ETFs. The main culprit is usually the amount of debt on the books. Since debt could also be good for growth, most Halal etfs limit to less than 30% debt
https://blog.islamicly.com/halal-investing-guide/is-investing-in-companies-having-interest-bearing-debt-permissible/
As people say on this forum, "ask the Sheikh/exper. " Here's the ruling
I’m invested in VTI, NVDA, MP, META, and JOBY. VTI is probably questionable, but I can’t find a cheap alternative because these “halal” funds charge insane expense ratios with abysmal returns. One thing I made sure to stay away from is riba. My mortgage will be with UIF after I close in two weeks