STUART BARRY
Tas Ethical

Stuart has 25 years experience in the industry having worked as a fund manager, both in Australia and Asia, before moving to Tasmania and managing a financial advisory practice specializing in ethical investing.

Tas Ethical has been a pioneer in offering ethical investment advice in Tasmania. We are proud that almost half our clients choose to have their portfolio invested in line with their own environmental, social and sustainability objectives.

CERTIFICATION DETAILS
Certified by RIAA since: 2010

Dealer Group: Financial Wisdom
Fees and charges structure: A combination fo fee for service and commission
Qualifications:
- Masters of Business Administration (Finance)
- Bachelor of Business (Accounting)
Financial Adviser since: 2006
Offering responsible investment advice since: 2008
What responsible investment services do you offer?
- Superannuation & Retirement Planning
- Investments
- Insurance
Which responsible investment products do you provide advice on?
- AMP Responsible Investment Leaders Range
- Australian Ethical Range
- BT Wholesale Ethical Share Fund
- Colonial First State Generation Global Sustainability Fund
- Perpetual Wholesale Ethical SRI Fund

CONTACT DETAILS
Stuart Barry
Tas Ethical
336 Elizabeth Street, North Hobart TAS 7000
Phone: 03 6234 6336
Email: stuart@tasethical.com.au
Website: http://tasethical.com.au

DISCLAIMER: This information has been prepared by RIAA based on material provided by Stuart Barry. While it is provided to assist you in finding a financial adviser, RIAA does not endorse or recommend any particular firm or individual financial adviser to the public. Although RIAA attempts to provide accurate, complete and up-to-date information, it makes no warranties or representations, express or implied, as to whether the information provided is accurate, complete or up-to-date. The information provided in this report is general in nature and its brevity could lead to misrepresentation. It is not intended to be advice and could be subject to change. No responsibility can be accepted for those who act on its contents without obtaining specific advice from an adviser.

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