Are Sustainable ETFs a Short-Cut for Socially Responsible Investors?

Why social responsibility matters

Given consumer statistics like those, its unsurprising that socially responsibility is becoming something (some) companies care about.

Is there an easy way to invest sustainably?

An ETF (or Exchange Traded Fund) is a basket of assets put together as a financial product which can be traded on exchanges.

Investing in sustainable ETFs can simplify life for ethical investors. They have a basket of pre-screened assets presented to them, without having to research hundreds of companies.

What is fascinating, for the socially responsible investor, is how specific ETFs are becoming. One problem with ethical investing has always been the natural variance in what we see as ethically acceptable.

But will I find an ETF that aligns with my personal values?

For those willing to invest in ETFs, tailoring your investments to your values is becoming easier.

Are sustainable ETFs right for me?

ETFs aren’t for everyone, but they can be a practical solution for socially responsible investors.

You’ll need to assess whether any fund you consider meets all your investment criteria. Morals matter, but so does ROI, and there are always multiple factors to consider.

For those of us who want to make an impact, while still keeping our investment decisions as simple as possible, sustainable ETFs are an option worth investigating.

Here are some options I’ve come up with (not necessarily all original, since I tend to read a lot about the subject…).

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