Posts Tagged ‘UKSIF’

Public calls on banks for ethical investments

Friday, December 10th, 2010

Nearly three-quarters of the UK public believes that banks should ethically screen companies to which they will lend money, or in which they will invest, according to the ethical investment watchdog Eiris. This could imply that banks desist from lending to companies involved in controversial areas such as armaments, tobacco, nuclear power and animal testing. Read More

Quarter of people in need of debt management advice

Monday, November 23rd, 2009

Almost a quarter of UK adults (24%) need debt management advice, due to hidden debt that has not been revealed to their partner, friends and family, according to a new report by AXA*.  The average level of debt for those affected is £4096.32, spread over bank overdrafts, credit cards, store cards and loans.  The age grouping [...]

Interest in ethical investment tempered by scepticism

Tuesday, November 10th, 2009

Seventy per cent of people in Great Britain consider their outlook and lifestyle to be green and ethical, and 49% of people with savings and investments would like to make a difference with their money by making an ethical investment. These are the findings of the UK Sustainable Investment and Finance Association (UKSIF) published this [...]

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