energiseafrica
Location: United Kingdom
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Contact Number: +44 20 1234 5678
Website: https://www.energiseafrica.com
Description
Put your money to work fighting climate change. Target 6% annual returns investing in companies that provide solar energy access to African families. Start with as little as £50. Capital at risk.
User Rating
4.3 average based on 40 reviews.
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I'm a long-standing user of Energize Africa so know my way around a bit. It's all straightforward though to make sure that you've read it you can end up downloading the offer document three times. It's simple to pay from your online Energize Africa wallet if you're already an investor.
Easy to use. I've always been a bit wary about putting money at risk, but almost without exception payments have been repaid on time, and the money put into a "wallet" which makes easy to keep the same amount invested and rolling it over to new projects. But you have to be quick as new projects are often fully subscribed very quickly. I like the short time frame; most investments are for only 24-36 months, so money is not tied up for too long.
Energise Africa is a great way to invest in projects that provide sustainable, green energy to people in developing countries. They are clear about the risks of such investments, as well as the benefits, and are diligent in their research to minimise these risks. My two previous investments have both done well, and I have just placed a third order. Highly recommended!
Easy to buy and sell investments with returns much much higher than savings accounts, but much more risky. They are direct investments in ethical and environmental projects so your money is doing good as well as getting a good return. But only invest what you can afford to lose.
Everything is explained clearly, whether it's the financial issues or the social impact. I've been investing with EnergiseAfrica for 4 years and I'm very happy with the returns and impacts of the projects - so far only one project has run into difficulties over the pandemic period which is to be expected. You do have to be prepared to lose all the money, but if that happens it feels like a donation to charity, so I don't mind. If you aren't prepared to write off the money, then an IFSA isn't the right product for you. Paying money in isn't instantaneous, so make sure you have money in your account so you can invest when a project comes up, as they get fully subscribed really fast. Such a great way to improve lives and cut carbon emissions!