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Good choice for you and the planet

Australian Ethical has always gone beyond ESG (environmental, social and governance criteria) with its unique combination of ethical screening. Our Ethical Charter has both positive and negative screens, which means we don’t simply avoid companies with a negative impact but we proactively seek out companies that do good.

Companies are selected for the benefits provided by their products and services and for the responsible management of their social and environmental impacts.

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Australian Ethical Charter

In place since 1986 guiding the way we make investments.

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Companies we invest in

Having a positive impact on the planet, people and animals.

Palm Oil Palm Oil

Our positions

We agitate for change and that means taking a stance.

What are ethical managed funds?

Karma delivers dividends

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Balanced Fund

Delivered 7.0% pa over 5 years to 31 December 2019 (net of fees)*

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Diversified Shares Fund

Delivered 8.4% pa over 5 years to 31 December 2019 (net of fees)*

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Australian Shares Fund

Delivered 11.4% pa over 5 years to 31 December 2019 (net of fees)*

Easy to manage

Rather than handling all the administration involved in holding many shares, with our ethical managed funds, you can make one transaction into a fund that includes many investments selected by our award-winning investment team.

Easy to diversify

Diversification means ‘not putting all your eggs in one basket’. With a managed fund you can invest across asset classes (eg shares, property), as well as within asset classes (eg purchasing many different companies’ shares).

Easy to get started

You can start your Australian Ethical managed fund investment with as little as $1,000, or $500 with a regular investor plan.

Invest for a better world

There's no compromise on returns or values when investing with us.

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Why invest with Australian Ethical?

We seek investments which:

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Build a clean energy future

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Research medical solutions

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Create more sustainable products

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Support better healthcare

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Innovate and create new technologies

We avoid investments which:

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Mine fossil fuels

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Exploit workers

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Promote gambling

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Manufacture weapons

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Log old growth forests

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Learn about ethical managed funds

View our wide range of ethical investment options, our current performance and fees.

Grow the good

Invest ethically today and find out how to access mFunds.

Frequently asked questions

Have a question? Here's some answers to our most popular frequently asked questions.

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