brokencross
28-Feb-09, 08:44
Everyone wants a good pension, just look at Sir Fred Goodwin.
For us mere mortals our ultimate pension is probably determined by the wisdom of investments made by our pension fund holder and the rise and fall of the markets.
Some markets give very good stable returns but can be deemed unethical.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/highlands_and_islands/7914653.stm
So my hypothetical ethical question is "Would you rather have a good pension with so-called "unethical" investments or maybe risk a lesser pension and have only ethical investments."
OR more simply
"Do you give a hoot where your pension comes from as long as it is legal and maximised?"
For us mere mortals our ultimate pension is probably determined by the wisdom of investments made by our pension fund holder and the rise and fall of the markets.
Some markets give very good stable returns but can be deemed unethical.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/highlands_and_islands/7914653.stm
So my hypothetical ethical question is "Would you rather have a good pension with so-called "unethical" investments or maybe risk a lesser pension and have only ethical investments."
OR more simply
"Do you give a hoot where your pension comes from as long as it is legal and maximised?"