U.K. Report: Wealthy Young People More Likely to Invest Ethically

When the charities repay, the money is loaned again and again, multiplying its social impact.

Amy Clarke, head of private clients at Charities Aid Foundation, said: “It’s great to see younger wealthy generations looking for new ways to use their money to create lasting positive change.

“It’s clear that people are becoming less interested in simply achieving a financial return from their investments and are more focused on balancing this with creating a social impact.