Ethical funds.

Our ethical investment fund screens companies in the FTSE 350 Index against a range of ethical and environmental policies. It only invests in those that meet the EIRIS criteria we’ve selected. You can invest in this ethical fund through a stocks and shares ISA or unit trust.

The value of your investment may fall as well as rise and you might not get back your original investment.

What are the risks?

Recommended investment period: medium to long term, ideally five years or more.
Minimum investment: £500 lump sum or £50 monthly
Funds and charges for ISAs and unit trusts
Fund nameInitial ChargeAnnual Management ChargeExtra ExpensesFund Factsheet
 Ethicalnil1.00% 0.15%Fund Factsheet
  •  No initial or exit fee.
  • The details above relate to the unit class 'R' - the class available online. 

Additional Information

Our ethical investment fund also offers you:

  • The reassurance that your money is invested in a socially responsible way.
  • Low charges –  this fund is an index-tracker and needs less management, so more of your money remains invested.
  • The option to invest up to £50,000 online, today.
  • Unlimited investment in a unit trust, but you won’t get the tax advantages of an ISA.
  • The option to manage your investments online, any time.
  • The option to transfer  your existing cash or stocks and shares ISA to us.

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Risk factors

For ISAs and unit trusts

All investments carry an element of risk. Please bear in mind:

For ISAs only

  • The tax efficiency of ISAs is based on current rules. The current tax situation may not be maintained and tax treatment depends on individual circumstances.

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