Learn more about ethical banking...

Ethical banking providers only invest in ethical companies and funds - generally, ethical banks will avoid doing business with companies that have anything to with green or ethical violations, including the arms trade, contributing to climate change, and human or animal rights abuses. 

Ethical banking is an umbrella term for putting your money where your morals are and choosing financial products which are in line with your own ethos. But it's not just ethics that encourage people to choose green, as some ethical investment products, for example, have been known to outperform their non-ethical counterparts, so it can make good financial sense too. 

Ethical banking can also include savings and current accounts, mortgages, and credit cards.

Compare ethical investment deals in the table below and see if they suit your portfolio:  
 Product NameISA OptionTermMore Info
Amity Sterling Bond yes More Info >
Looks to achieve an attractive income by investing in Government back fixed interest securities. Save 100% on Initial Charges.
Ecology Fundyes More Info >
A socially responsible fund that primarily acts as a growth fund, but also aims to provide a growing income return. Save 100% on Initial Charges.
Environmental Income Fundyes More Info >
Focuses on investing in socially responsible companies to an income and long-term capital growth prospects. Save 100% on Initial Charges.
Virgin Money Climate Change Fundyes More Info >
ISA Option Only. The Virgin Climate Change ISA invests in Companies (mainly in the UK & Europe) who aim to drive profit growth
Amity International Fundyes More Info >
Aims to invest in socially responsible companies and seeks to achieve capital growth combined with a reasonable level of income. Save 100% on Initial Charges.

The value of investments and any return from them can fall as well as rise and you may not get back the full amount invested. Please ensure that you read the Important Risk Information below.