Ethical money. What is your bank doing?

Thanks Gabriella
I think another poster was asking about ethical funds on a thread.

Thank you Gabriella I will certainly have a look.

You're welcome, ladies.

Here's the link for those who are interested:
www.yourethicalmoney.org/

Sorry...couldn't post link from my mobile.

Just had a look at the small print at the end of the link. Due for an update etc.

I used to bank with the Co Op because the big banks are to very unethical. I changed to the Nationwide because I wanted a local branch.
Since then most bank branches have closed in my area. I am happy with Nationwide, who are still here and give great service.

I switched my investments pension to ethical funds about 18 mths ago and it out performed ALL previous years this year.

Win-win

I've started investing in a 'sustainable future' fund that has sustainability and ethical criteria for choosing its holdings. Its outperformed the benchmark over the last five years.

I got a letter from Barclay's bank, typed on green notepaper. Strikingly altruistic it was to inform me that some unknown person had withdrawn a large sum of money from my account and Barclay's had knidly noticed and thought that I should be made as aware of it as possible. Barclay's Bank had also managed to include a photo of what this crinimal had spent the money on. The photo was of a Belfast sink. Then I woke up.

Just looked at the yourethicalmoney website and some of the information is out of date. The sustainable future fund I invested in is there, but under the wrong company name as the fund managers were transferred to a new company last year.

Please correct me if I'm wrong GG but on a recent thread about investments didn't you list a few companies which would never be included in a list of ethical investments?
Have you had a change of heart?

Investments and share accounts? None of those here so not a problem.

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What do you mean? Of course you must make investments. Did you study anything about it?

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At this point the most important thing for you is avoid investing the big sums. Examine the market and read some literature-I cannot precise it in brief. Or, you can work at platforms such as profitdaily.org – there you can earn even without substantial capital, as the system is very simple.

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