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The responsible money mark

What is a Good Egg?

A Good Egg is a mark (registered trade mark) that can only be used by financial services companies that are able to prove they make a positive impact, not just by improving the lives of customers, but by benefiting society and the environment, too.

Look for a Good Egg if you want to have a savings account, insurance policy, investment fund or mortgage from companies that do the right thing.

See our list companies that have earned a Good Egg.

Find out more about how we rate companies.

Is your organisation a Good Egg?

Your organisation could be eligible for a Good Egg mark if you can provide evidence that it makes a positive impact.

Here is more information on what we look for and how the application works.

If you are considering applying on behalf of your organisation, fill out the form below and we will reply asap.

You can also download an information pack.

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Overview of criteria and process

The Good Egg is awarded to organisations that meet our criteria and pass through the multi-stage application process.

The three types of impact are:

  1. Industry/customer
  2. Environmental
  3. Social

So if your bank, savings, insurance or investment provider displays a Good Egg, you can be sure it is making a positive impact on the world – as well as in the lives of its customers.

Companies apply for a mark by answering a series of questions. Applications are assessed by Ethical Screening, a specialist consultancy, which puts together a report. This report is reviewed by a panel of industry experts before a final decision is made.

Disclaimer

The Good Egg mark from Good With Money.com is not an endorsement of any product or provider and is not a guarantee of investment performance, customer service, satisfaction levels or the financial stability of a firm.

The mark demonstrates only that the provider has met the standards laid out in the Good Egg criteria. Good With Money.com will not be held responsible for the default of any company with a Good Egg mark; any loss of capital or for any performance of any kind, financial, technological or otherwise, that is lower than expected. Past performance is not a guide to future performance.

Nor will Good With Money.com be held responsible if a provider does not meet a customer’s expectations for environmental, social or industry impact.

The assessment of a firm’s eligibility is in accordance with our own methodology and criteria and we reserve the right to make changes to these from time to time.

The Good Egg mark is not affiliated with any trade body or regulator and Good With Money.com cannot take on complaints about any of the firms that are part of this scheme. Customers with complaints about firms should follow the usual recourse to complain to the firm in the first instance, and then the Financial Ombudsman Service. The Financial Services Compensation Scheme may be able to help with compensation claims for customers who have suffered a financial loss as a result of a firm entering default.

We refer anyone with any questions or complaints to our criteria. You can also contact us by emailing goodegg@good-with-money.com.

Good With Money.com is an independent website and a private limited company, registered company number 09662558.