Parents are now not only opting to safeguard their children's financial future, but also the world their children will inherit by choosing ethical investment options
Ethical investing is recognised as an important sector among the Live Aid generation - those who celebrated the first Live Aid concert in 1984. And, as the child trust fund brings young, first time investors into the children's savings market, an increasing number of parents will be looking for ethical investment options for their children. When considering their child's future, many parents feel that they should be investing in ethical funds that help sustain the world in which their child will live, not those which may have historically been regarded as destructive or unethical. In thei...
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