Personal Finance: Ecology Society Thriving through Green Philosophy
Surveys have become a way of life for the personal finance industry.
Many do little more than highlight an organisation's name, but some provide genuine insights.
The most intriguing to appear for a long time came this week from one of Britain's smallest building societies.
Keighley-based Ecology questioned its 6,000 savers and 600-plus borrowers about their beliefs.
The response was a staggering 33 per cent, many times the level that any organisation could hope to achieve, even if they offered gifts for completed questionnaires.
It was no surprise to discover that the overwhelming majority regarded themselves as both ethical and green, …
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Article title: Personal Finance: Ecology Society Thriving through Green Philosophy.
Contributors: Not available.
Newspaper title: The Birmingham Post (England).
Publication date: September 25, 1999.
Page number: 32.
© 2009 Birmingham Post & Mail Ltd.
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