Choose the super fund that matches your values.
Every company that makes it onto our investment list goes through a rigorous ethical screening process.
Our negative screening process excludes companies engaged in the following activities:
Our positive screening process actively seeks out companies involved in the following activities:
When you make a financial investment, you are also making an investment in the type of future you want.
This is at the heart of ethical investment. Do you want to invest in a world with more live animal exports, nuclear weapons and poker machines, or a world with more clean energy, healthy food and accessible education?
Responsible investment funds have outperformed over the last 5 years^
^ Source: Responsible Investment Association of Australasia, 2016 Benchmarking Report, 10 year performance returns to 30 June 2016. This graph does not represent Cruelty Free Super's returns. Past performance isn't a reliable indicator of future returns.
Most super funds make investment choices without considering a company’s real-world social, ethical and environmental impact. If a company is large or looks profitable, who cares if they make the money from killing and torturing animals, manufacturing nuclear weapons, selling cigarettes, or burning fossil fuels?
Cruelty Free Super members care.
Our members don’t want their retirement savings funding activities that are harmful to people, animals and the planet. That's why we won’t invest in any company that fails our strict ethical criteria. Instead, we invest your super money in companies building a better world.
Ethical investing is about seeking a good financial return by investing in ways that align your money with your values. It means the investor accounts for the whole impact of a company, not just their bottom line. The benefits go beyond a clean conscience and a better society. Research from the Responsible Investment Association of Australasia shows ethically screened investment strategies can match, and often outperform, non-ethical funds.
Some super funds are called 'ethical' or have a 'sustainable' option, but it’s not easy to work out what this means.
We are upfront about our values, and transparent about where member's money is invested.
Here’s how we use ethics to shape our investment decisions.
At Cruelty Free Super we use a two-step ethical screening process to ensure your money is invested in companies that can both grow your super savings and build a better world.
Our ethical research team constantly monitor the companies in our portfolio to make sure they match our values.
An important part of investing ethically is knowing where your money is invested. While most super funds only disclose their largest 10 investments, we are fully transparent. Check out the full Cruelty Free Super portfolio.
It’s as easy as 1,2,3
Let’s start with your name, email and phone number. These details will auto-populate into the next part of the form.
You’ll need to find your tax file number (TFN) so we can match it up with ATO records. If you have other accounts to transfer, request these too.
You’ll receive your member number straight away. Login to your member portal to view your account online, and check your inbox for an email to pass on to your employer.
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You should read the PDS, Additional Information Booklet, Financial Services Guide and Insurance Guide before making any financial decisions regarding the Cruelty Free Super fund.
We will always respect your privacy. See our Privacy Policy to find out more.
You should read the PDS, Additional Information Booklet and Insurance Guide before making any financial decisions regarding Cruelty Free Super.
