Beginner’s Guide to Sustainable Investing

As companies and global economies continue to face a range of climate-related and societal changes, a growing number of investors are exploring ways to invest in organizations that support positive environmental and social outcomes.

Sustainable investing is an approach that takes environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into account, as well as financial ones. While investors often choose these investments because they align with their values, many also recognize that sustainable investing strategies today can be as profitable as conventional ones — and may help sow the seeds for sustainable growth in the future.

If you’re considering sustainable investing options, the resources below may help provide a clearer understanding of this expanding sector.

Sustainable Investing Fundamentals

To learn more about socially responsible, green, and impact investing strategies, take some time to explore the basic principles of sustainable investing.

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SoFi’s newsletters and podcasts can help you stay up to date on the latest in sustainable investing, the financial markets, and more.

Sustainable Investing Options to Consider

Wondering what kinds of sustainable investments might suit your portfolio and priorities?
These days there are many sectors and types of assets to consider.

Supporting Standards of Corporate Governance

Shareholders can play a critical role in helping to ensure that companies are well run, and meet certain ethical and reporting standards. Understanding the roles and responsibilities shareholders can have is also a part of sustainable investing.

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