Where you put your money can change the world. Whether you’re opening your first bank account or keeping track of your retirement investments, you can ensure your money works for both your future and healthier communities worldwide.
Your money has power to create significant, positive change, or contribute to destruction and exploitation of the Earth and people on it.
Even $100, put in the right place, can make a difference.
Step 1:
Get a better bank or credit card.
Step 2:
Green your investments through socially responsible investing and divesting from fossil fuels.
Step 3:
Use your shareholder power to change companies from the inside.
Step 4:
Find certified Green Business Network financial planners and advisors.
Green America is not an investment adviser nor do we provide financial planning, legal, or tax advice. Nothing in our communications or materials shall constitute or be construed as an offering of financial instruments or as investment advice or investment recommendations.
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