Meet Paul Meleng…

Can you invest savings or superannuation in ways that fit your ethics or your concern for a sustainable world and environment?  YES.

Does that mean you have to sacrifice investment returns?   NO

Research shows it makes little difference.  The fundamentals of wise investing are still the main thing.

On purely financial grounds a higher ethic lowers the risk.

I have been “financial planning” in Western Australia since before 1985 and before there were any public “ethical” investment funds or super.

The support of ethical investing clients began in 1990 via the good people I met  through my  interest in Permaculture.

Obviously  the only future our children and grandchildren really have on this earth has to be” sustainable” and minimise harm and distress.  That is not a warm fuzzy tree huggy idea.  It is properly informed cold hard logic.

Financial planning, and investing also has to be very seriously and professionally “all about the money” ; but as my son said, “Saving for our future while using ethical investments makes a better future for us all.”

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