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We’ve exhausted the earth’s ecological budget for the year. For the next 4 months, we’ll be ringing up a deficit as the planet can no longer play catch up with our demands
This Saturday, it’s Earth Overshoot day, so at Path Financial we’re exploring our ecological footprint, calculating our own personal overshoot day1, sharing ideas on how to reduce our consumption, and doing what gets us out of bed every day: talking to people about moving their money to invest sustainably.
We’ve been shortlisted as BusinessGreen’s ‘ESG Investor of the Year’
We are thrilled to announce that Path Financial has been shortlisted in the BusinessGreen Leaders Awards’ ‘ESG Investor of the Year’ category. These prestigious awards seek to recognise and celebrate the top blue chips, innovative start-ups and inspiring sustainability leaders for their work in tackling the global, environmental crisis.
Why Westminster’s £3bn green investment package proves it’s down to people, not politics, to save our planet
The summer budget offered an opportunity for the government to show itself as a leader on the world stage by acting boldly and with genuine purpose in the fight against climate change. Yet instead of innovation, we’ve been gifted insulation.
The Make My Money Matter campaign launches today
Wishing Richard Curtis and his team at Make My Money Matter well with the launch of their campaign today. The public does not want to make a financial return from lung cancer and climate destruction. They find it immoral and repugnant. Yet most workplace pensions and personal pension fund managers persist in investing in tobacco and fossil fuel companies.
COVID-19 has shown us that investing in polluting companies is not only morally wrong, but also unlikely to be good financial sense
Here at Path Financial, we have always believed in the value of positive investments and the power they hold when changing the world for the better. While the terrible impact of COVID-19 on our communities is unequivocal, this pandemic has allowed a glimpse into what the world could look like if we took serious steps towards climate change.
Let’s build back better – our Covid-19 message
Much has changed and so quickly with unimagined challenges in work and home life facing so many of us in so many ways. Please get in touch with us if you want a friendly voice to talk to about any pension and investment concerns you may be experiencing due to the current market turmoil. We have counselled many people through market unrest and difficult times, and are here to help should you need it.
Why we’re looking forward to the upcoming Make My Money Matter campaign
We were thrilled to have front row seats for a recent video conference with film screenwriter, producer and director Richard Curtis. He has a long list of film credits to his name, but the subject was all about how moving your money has the power to change the world a subject close to our hearts here at Path Financial.
Help The Planet With Your Advice!
Calling all environmentally-engaged financial advisers to join Path Financial and help tackle climate change.
A perspective on the election
With the two turkeys who voted for Christmas well and truly roasted, the question is: where does this leave investors?
The Climate Crisis is everyone’s problem
These are often the measures that most easily spring to mind. So, it’s no surprise to us at Path Financial that thinking about how you invest your savings or pension does not feature on The Mirror’s list about how you can help the climate.
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