From factory farming to animal testing, all in the name of profit, we humans have a lot to answer for. Can you say with confidence that your super is not invested in companies that profit from the misery, use or exploitation of animals? With us, you can.
Have confidence knowing your super will support animal rights, vegan-friendly food choices and healthcare without animal testing.
Zero investments in companies involved in using or exploiting animals for food, testing, entertainment or export.
Invest in positive industries like education, recycling and renewable energy.
We avoid investments in harmful things like…
Despite many high-profile campaigns to regulate the cruel practice of factory farming, horrifying scenes like this one continue to occur in Australia. And it's being bankrolled by super funds.
Thankfully there’s a fund that doesn’t.
Our strict ethical charter means that we’re careful about choosing the companies we put your super into (ensuring they’re 100% vegan friendly).
We exclude companies involved in the whole factory farming supply chain, from the field to the shelves, to ensure your retirement savings are not complicit in this kind of cruelty.
We look after the retirement savings for some of Australia's leading (and everyday) cruelty-free crusaders
Without realising it, our super is invested into all kinds of industries, including ones that we find pretty abhorrent - meat, dairy, eggs. I didn’t want my money to be anywhere near that sort of thing.
^ Returns provided are after fees have been taken out. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Benchmark is CPI +2.25% per annum. Figures above show one-year returns up to 31 August 2018. Inception date is 30 September 2010.
^ Source: Responsible Investment Association of Australasia, 2017 Benchmarking Report, Figure 5. This graph shows 10 year returns for Australian share funds, comparing responsible funds with large-cap Australian share funds. This graph does not represent Cruelty Free Super's returns - to see these visit our performance & returns page. Past performance isn't a reliable indicator of future returns.
