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well, it depends on what you're trying to do. microfinance charity-type organizations have little risk, but no matter what, you're not really making any money
by noodle 18y ago
well, it depends on what you're trying to do.
microfinance charity-type organizations have little risk, but no matter what, you're not really making any money on your investments. you'd make more from an online savings account.
if you want to do some good, those are good options. if you want to grow your savings, they're not that good.
- etal 18y agoI'm looking to strike a balance, mostly. If I can match the 3.3% my savings account pays and do some good in the world, I'm happy. Currently I fire off the occasional small check to environmental groups; I consider that a good enough investment. But to commit a significant chunk of my savings, I'd want to see some return.