Investments
“Put your money where your morals are”

More and more people are looking for ways to invest in line with their principles – but what does this actually mean?

There is no such thing as a “perfect company” to invest with and there are no real rights or wrongs in ethical investing. However, as an ethical investor, it is important that you are comfortable with the funds in which you invest. This means that you should be aware of how a fund operates and what it aims to achieve.

Even though there are a number of similarities between the
criteria employed by the ethical funds, approaches vary considerably. You may wish to invest in a fund that avoids
certain companies, for example nuclear power, arms manufacture or tobacco. You may also wish to support companies that are providing basic necessities of life, like water, or companies that help to conserve natural resources.

Not all funds will meet your personal criteria, but the main issue should be that you are comfortable with the approach offered by a particular ethical fund.

We can analyse the whole of market on your behalf and offer individually tailored advice that’s right for you.

So, if you want to enter the market of ethical investments, why not call us now for a confidential financial review and maybe together we can make a difference.

The value of Investments may fall as well as rise and you may not get back the full amount you invested.