Posted AT 2:00 AM EST on 04/10/08
When moral decisions have a financial cost
A couple we'll call Bob and Sherry, both 35, live with their children, ages four and one, in a village on Vancouver Island on an income of $5,057 a month.
They have a house worth an estimated $350,000, financial assets – including RRSPs and RESPs – of $51,400, $25,000 in their small businesses, and a plan to home school their children. They have chosen what they consider an ethical way of life, investing in assets that they believe do little wrong.
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