This ETF Is Designed to Help Fight Heart Disease While Making You Money. Here's How

It’s an ETF looking to make you money while saving lives.

"The American Heart Association uses [the funds] to support its Social Impact Fund," she said."This addresses health inequalities in under-resourced communities."

New York Investments' support has accelerated the growth of the Social Impact Fund by nearly three times, according to Wong. The HART ETF is significant in the ESG space as well, ETF Trends CEO Tom Lydon said in the same interview. Lydon called the partnership a great example of"[making] sure that we're not only doing right but feeling good about it at the same time and maybe learning how we can help our family do a better job of staying healthy."

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