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Investment based on ethical considerations. Ethical investment funds invest only in companies that meet their ethical criteria. For example, the criteria might prohibit investment in tobacco companies or arms manufacturers, and may favour companies that behave in an environmentally responsible manner. The theory behind it is that an increase in ethical investment will in turn reward socially responsible companies.



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Many people think ethical investments are a worthy but inconsequential sideline away from the business of making big money – an indulgence for do-gooders.
They also have a huge range of ethical investments options.
On average, these ethical investments give you a much lower return on your investment than portfolios which take no notice whatsoever of the political fashionability of the firms in question.
 
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