Which ethical saving / investment?

[andygates]

Most of you will know my ninja skilz with money. So I'm throwing myself on your Motley wisdom here: I have a bit of cash that needs to be squirreled away. I'm thinking an ethical 30-day ISA.

Ecology Building Society do one with instant access, 4.1% and a 1% bonus if you leave it alone; Triodos do a 33-day notice, 4.5% one.  What other savings / investment products are out there for this sort of sum and return?  I'm not averse to a little risk - is there such a thing as a green investment fund into which I could buy?  Is a grand worth the fees and faff? 

Help me, Obi Wodge, you're my only hope...

Comments

[flitljm.livejournal.com]

I use Smile instant access ISA. Rates are 5% with a smile current account or 4.25% without one.
http://www.smile.co.uk/servlet/Satellite?pagename=Smile/Page/smView&c=Page&cid=971088187918

I am very happy with them because it is ludicrously easy to use.

[flitljm.livejournal.com]

... and their Ethical Policy is good enough, but not nearly as lovely as Triodos or Ecology BS.

[simoneck.livejournal.com]

At 5% I'd transfer if I was you.
Skipton have always been pretty good when ever I've compared rates if you're after a recommendation.

[jonnycowbells.livejournal.com]

Or Kent Reliance B.S. - I think we're transferring my wife's in there. Postal service only though...