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Travel With a Greener Credit Card
Most of us don’t travel with cash only, we travel with credit. With that in mind, why not choose a sustainable credit card that actually supports your eco-ethics? There are three credit cards from ShoreBank Pacific that allow you to do just that.
already has a stellar background as an and now they’ve partnered with three different eco-organizations to bring you three credit cards with different green options. The three…
: Green America (formerly Co-op America) is an awesome eco-organization and their new credit card helps contributes to a more sustainable economy. For each purchase made using the new card, the interchange income is split between ShoreBank Pacific and Green America to support people and the planet. is a national nonprofit that’s been promoting environmental sustainability and social and economic justice for years and years. Their website is a mass of eco-info for consumers that focuses on economic strategies for a more just and sustainable society – tackling climate change, building fair trading systems, stopping corporate abuse, and helping people and businesses everywhere become more sustainable.
: I LOVE ReDirect Guide (they’re local to me). With this card ShoreBank Pacific has partnered up with to offer a credit card that provides discounts at sustainably-minded businesses. The businesses are not just local though. You can shop online plus your purchases anywhere support both green companies. Visit ReDirect Guide’s website for a listing of . PLUS ShoreBank Pacific is issuing this credit card in conjunction with
: For each purchase made using the card, a percentage of the interchange income is split between ShoreBank Pacific and Ecotrust to support . The goal of this card is to create a citizenry that makes behavioral choices that contribute to enhancing the health of whole watersheds and the economies of the people that live in them.
Learn more about these , and choose one to travel with that fits your ethics.
