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11. Not sure what you mean by "lightly managed."

Sun Jul 31, 2016, 04:32 PM

Jul 2016

[font color="navy" face="Verdana"]However, there are quite a few socially responsible investment funds. This article is a few years old, but it's a starting place:

http://www.kiplinger.com/article/investing/T041-C000-S002-the-7-top-funds-for-ethical-investing.html#

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Liberal Businesses? [View all] white_wolf Jul 2016 OP

Costco is a good example, the CEO pays employees a living wage. Rex Jul 2016 #1

Good call. white_wolf Jul 2016 #2

Costco is one of the best. silverweb Jul 2016 #8

Winco Foods. silverweb Jul 2016 #3

Bob's Red Mill. silverweb Jul 2016 #4

I've heard good things about In-n-Out Burger. silverweb Jul 2016 #5

My company is a good company, though not "liberal" per se. Adrahil Jul 2016 #6

Thanks. I'm not worried about politics here... white_wolf Jul 2016 #9

I'd really love for there to be a lightly managed "Blue" mutual fund. Schema Thing Jul 2016 #7

Not sure what you mean by "lightly managed." silverweb Jul 2016 #11