Ethical investing isn’t just a choice – it’s a different way of thinking about risk, opportunity and long term value.

Your money has a voice. We engage companies like QBE to push for better climate disclosure and long‑term resilience.

When you invest with Australian Ethical, your money works in more ways than one.

Understand what your money is invested in, and how our ethical approach is designed to benefit you and the planet.

How we’re navigating an unpredictable world while staying focused on what matters

Feel more prepared and confident you’re getting the most out of your super with this simple end-of-financial-year guide....

Where you're invested matters. Here is Australian Ethical’s position on weapons and defence investing.

Animal testing is still widespread, even as concern grows and alternatives emerge that could reduce harm.

Make decisions relating to your super with confidence, by focusing on what matters most over time.

A few simple questions can help you narrow down an investment option that might be appropriate

We’re pushing QBE to be a stronger, more resilient and future-focused business.

A quick check can help you make sure your insurance cover fits your life – now and in the future.

Markets have been rising globally - here’s what that means for your super and your long‑term financial future.

It’s simple: businesses with strong governance and a focus on stakeholders are better positioned for the long-term

15 minutes today can help strengthen your super and direct your money towards a better future

Your super has the power to accelerate the clean energy transition, yet retirement money backs fossil fuel expansion.

Your investment does more than grow. It helps to protect nature and empower communities driving climate solutions.

Why we’re pushing these businesses to do better – and what you can do to help. 

Ease into retirement gradually, maintain financial stability, and potentially optimise your super.

Generally, you can start withdrawing your super once you reach a certain age and retire. Here are the eligibility rules....

Decoding retirement income in Australia

Retiring today isn’t about slowing down, it’s about shaping life on your terms.

Our ethical approach has helped deliver quality returns as share markets have risen to new highs.

As climate risk grows, we’re focused on companies building a more resilient and sustainable economy.

It’s already been a big year for the smaller capitalised companies, and there are signs there could be more to come. 

We wrote an open letter calling for an 85% greenhouse gas emissions target. Here’s our thinking behind the number.

We’ve written a letter to the PM recommending a national target of 85% emissions reduction. Find out what you can do.

Here’s why Australian Ethical is acting against gas expansion as climate risks grow and energy prices rise.

Our ethical approach has helped deliver quality returns amid market volatility.

We know climate change is pushing up home insurance premiums, but is there really anything we can do about it?

Insurers hiking up premiums while potentially underwriting fossil fuel expansion should consider the bigger picture.

The opening months of 2025 have presented a stark contrast to the strong finish we saw in 2024.

The first quarter of 2025 has seen investment markets shift radically from the end of 2024.

If climate change was a bigger focus, would it make us think differently about the cost of general insurance?

How spousal contributions can support financial equality and provide tax benefits

Earn less than $37,000 year? You can get a super boost

News out of the United States is making share markets bumpy, but investors will do well to take a long-term perspective....

Australian Ethical is unaffected in the recent cyber-attack of super funds

Renewables remain the best way to bring down household energy prices over the long term.

We all have money in super, but how well are those investments performing? It’s easy to check.

If you haven’t reached the concessional contributions cap in any of the last five years, consider boosting your super.

Far from playing down the state of global politics and investment markets, John Woods sees opportunity ahead.

Investors helped fund the foundations of AI, look for new stars to emerge in 2025.

Eating less beef will be an important lever in slowing the current rate of deforestation.

Banks and supermarkets have a major influence on the supply and demand of beef that can result in deforestation.

We have made some important changes over recent months to help improve our customer experience today and in the future.

Our administration transition is progressing well, and we’re on track to complete the transition in early November.

We want to be delivering the right kinds of capital at the right time and in the right places. 

A people powered action series to support non-animal research.

We are not the same as a lot of other super funds, which is probably why you're with us.

Watch how we bring to life our purpose to invest for a better world.

A big year for ethical investing

The progress we make on climate policy in coming months could equate to significant strides in years to come.

A portfolio of renewable infrastructure debt can produce steady returns for investors over time – here’s how.

Investors are only beginning to understand the opportunity in battery technology and energy storage.

The energy transition offers huge opportunities, but how investors can maximise them is still unclear

A people powered action series to support climate change actions

What happened in the 12 months to 30 June 2024? 

To reduce greenhouse gas emissions, we need to know where they come from.

Find out if you’re on track for a comfortable retirement.

Find out how you’re travelling towards a comfortable retirement.

Find out if you’re on track to retire comfortably.

Another step in the journey to build our capability and influence across asset classes.

There is still a lot of work to do to replace coal and gas with cheaper and cleaner renewable energy.

Rewiring Australia is tackling the renewable energy transition and the cost-of-living crisis at the same time.

Our Head of Ethics & Impact on how our size and legacy help us fulfil our purpose to invest for a better world.

The benefits of creating an account-based pension vs. withdrawing lump sums from your super account

If you've been thinking about setting up a pension but aren't sure on the process, we've got your step by step guide.

What happened in the first 3 months of 2024? 

A case for infrastructure debt

We need a responsible and regulated banking sector to support the shifts in capital needed to combat climate change.

We can't underestimate the impact technology will have on our future societies, or our portfolios.

Growth-style companies are in vogue, but you may need to think outside the box to ensure you don't overpay.

The idea of the Australian share market as a collection of banks hides a real global growth opportunity in healthcare.

A people powered action series to support climate change actions

On a mission to empower women in marginalised communities and reduce emissions by distributing clean energy products.

We are building pressure on banks to stop lending to fossil fuel companies through our shareholder resolutions.

Ludovic Theau on investment performance, market outlook, and the climate transition.

Gudanji For Country is using Indigenous knowledge to address modern environmental issues.

The Environmental Defenders Office is empowering people to make a difference against climate change.

Market ups and downs are a normal part of investing and something our investment team is prepared for.

Ethical stewardship involves using our position as an investor to influence issues like climate change and human rights....

Banks, shareholders, and even some super funds are prolonging existing and bringing new fossil fuel projects to life.

The selloff in Australian listed small-capitalised companies has been profound.

We’re selective about energy and materials companies we invest in to make the most of the renewable energy transition.

Our portfolios look different to mainstream funds and benchmarks.  

We don’t know how situations will play out, but we feel prepared for an uncertain future.

This September we launched the tenth fund into our portfolio of managed funds.

Values-aligned investing is an investing approach to generate returns to match your beliefs and principles.

We’re bringing attention to Boral’s decision to reduce its ambition on climate.

Our policy advocacy is a vital piece of our work to ensure a prosperous economy and a safe climate.

Awards and public recognition are nice, but what does it really take to be a leader in responsible investing?

Australian Ethical Super CEO shares his story, and why we believe this referendum is so important for all Australians.

In a year of unparalleled volatility, our funds showed you don't necessarily have to compromise on returns for ethics.

There’s a whole universe of investment opportunities out there. How do we navigate that ethically?

We’ve all heard of ethical clothing and ethical food choices, but what is ethical investing?

Steering clear of stranded assets is key to navigating Australia’s energy transition.

Your retirement income can come from a variety of sources. Here we explain the different options to help you plan ahead....

The transfer balance cap is a lifetime cap on the amount of super you can transfer into a tax-free pension account.

Up to 1.3 billion tonnes of perfectly edible food is wasted each year. Here’s what we can all do about it.

Women are retiring with less super than men. What steps can we take to close the gap?

From both a climate and nature loss perspective, it is clear we need to change the way we produce and consume food.

We’ve sold our Lendlease shares over its planned development that impacts one of the last healthy koala colonies in NSW....

We’re calling on the NSW Government and Lendlease to be transparent about the width of the koala corridors.

The Australian Ethical Foundation has been funding research into alternatives for medical testing on animals since 2018....

Rising inflation and interest rates made for a difficult environment for equity investors.

We invest in healthcare companies that enable people to live longer, healthier lives. Here are three examples.

What does the latest news about climate policy, interest rates and inflation mean for your money?

We are doing everything within our power privately and publicly to ensure the koala colony at Mt Gilead is protected.

An update and FAQs about Christian Super members transferring to Australian Ethical.

Our Head of Ethics Research uncovers what investors need to know about climate change over the coming decade.

We have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to explore an opportunity with Christian Super.

Five tips from author Dr. Rebecca Huntley on how to talk about climate change.

Retail is a controversial segment that requires careful consideration.

The survival of koalas is a personal issue for all Australians. We know it's personal for you. It's personal for me too....

We are doing everything within our power privately and publicly to ensure the koala colony at Mt Gilead is protected.

Investor appetite for responsible investing is set to grow further, according to new data.

Does Coles take credible action to manage negative impacts on people, planet and animals? We believe so. Here’s why.

How we weigh up Woolworths’ impact by assessing its, sales and marketing, products and supply chain.

An overview of the life insurance offered by Australian Ethical Super.

Are investors aware of responsible investing, and do they have a genuine desire to invest responsibly?

David Macri, our former Chief Investment Officer explains the difference between our more defensive funds.

Principled investing with long-term vision in the current environment

We don’t take divestment lightly. Read why we sold our holding over ethical concerns about its connection to Adani.

How we can use the power we have to create change now, according to environmentalist and author, Paul Hawken.

We explain why we seek to avoid companies that risk enticing people into financial over-commitment.

Simple tips to help make sure you have the right level of cover.

We sold our investment in Tassal in February 2017 due to concerns about the sustainability of feed supply.

Australia's largest 'pure play' miner is seeking approval for two new coal mines - and your super fund may be helping!

Super fees affect your final retirement balance. We explain how you get value for your fees at Australian Ethical.

Here are some examples of companies we invest in that are leading the transition to a zero-carbon economy.

We look at six exciting innovations that could be part of the climate solution.

Wastage, whips, tongue ties, death on the track and excessive gambling – the racing industry takes a heavy toll.

The Australian Ethical Foundation is supporting the Wilderness Society to develop a new generation of community leaders....

Food is vital, but commercial food production can be harmful. We explain how we make ethical decisions about food.

We explain how corporate giving can become part of a company's culture.

Australians lose more money gambling per capita than anyone else in the world.

Why do people still refuse to accept the reality of global warming? We explore why and what you can do about it.

Giving back is part of our DNA. We're proud to be a certified member of 1% for the Planet.

ESG has become mainstream in funds management, but it shouldn't be confused with ethical investing.

As ethical investors, we draw a line in the sand. There are some sectors of the economy we simply won't invest in.

Unfortunately, slavery is hidden in many different types of business models. Learn how we’re helping to end slavery.

We believe live export causes great and unnecessary suffering to the animals and should be banned.

Dr Bronwyn King from Tobacco Free Portfolios lays out the investment case against tobacco.

An introduction to everything you ever wanted to know about the different types of renewable energy.

So you've given up plastic straws: how do you actually transition and maintain a plastic-free lifestyle?

Co-founder of the Women in Sustainable Finance Group, Ella McKinley, on why we need to be thinking more about women.

Ethics is about making the right choices for us and society. With so many challenges, what can we be doing better?

Miranda Johnson shares why we should stop fishing the most remote areas of our precious oceans.

A speech delivered by Australian Ethical Managing Director Phil Vernon at the Human Rights Arts & Film Festival.