Swell is Changing Investing for Good
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Swell is an innovative, new approach to the financial investment sector. Swell is a research company founded on the belief that you can do well for yourself and do good for those in need at the same time. Swell does this by creating "cause-driven" investment models that you can use to earn both a return for you and for your cause.
"While creating Swell, we really took a deep dive into the stats on corporate giving," says
Each investment model is designed to move with the U.S. stock market and support a cause at the same time. Swell does this by creating models that consist only of shares in the top publicly traded companies whose corporate foundations champion the same causes. Swell partnered with
There are currently four cause-based Swell investment models available through Motif Investing: Improve Education, Fight Cancer, End Poverty and Uphold Human Rights, with more being developed.
When you invest or rebalance your investment model, Swell gets a minimum royalty of
Design elements for the brand, created by ad agency 180LA, include swellinvesting.com and a series of images and animations that represent turning your money into something. The name itself is a nod to growth and goodness.
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