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Ethical Investing
pinknsparkly
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Hi all,
I'm not sure if I should post this here, or on the investing board so if one of the moderators want to move it somewhere more appropriate then please do.
I want to start investing in the stock market in the near future. Specifically I am considering ETFs/index trackers and/or individual bluechip dividend paying stocks. However, I want to direct my money into ethical companies (or at the very least, avoid unethical companies). I know that everyone will interpret "ethical" slightly differently, but does anyone have any suggestions of funds/ETFs/bluechip companies, or places to start for researching them?
Thanks so much for any help or pointers you can give me
I'm not sure if I should post this here, or on the investing board so if one of the moderators want to move it somewhere more appropriate then please do.
I want to start investing in the stock market in the near future. Specifically I am considering ETFs/index trackers and/or individual bluechip dividend paying stocks. However, I want to direct my money into ethical companies (or at the very least, avoid unethical companies). I know that everyone will interpret "ethical" slightly differently, but does anyone have any suggestions of funds/ETFs/bluechip companies, or places to start for researching them?
Thanks so much for any help or pointers you can give me
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