TreeHugger: How to Go Green Guides Treehugger is quickly establishing itself as THE reference for eco-consumer reviews and advice. Along with their sister site Planet Green, they offer a wealth of invaluable resources for green living.

The Daily Green: The Green Cheapskate This Daily Green blog guide to saving money is constantly updated with essential green money-saving ideas as well as some guides which come out of leftfield such as 20 Money-Saving Ways to Reuse Old Pantyhose!

Giving Pal When you join GivingPal and buy products from your favorite stores through them, the stores pay them the giveback percentage you earned by buying through GivingPal. GivingPal then send that money to any registered charity, school, religious, or cultural organization you choose. Pretty straight-forward but revolutionary idea, huh?

The Daily Green: 30+ Surprising Ways to Save Money by Going Green This article will definitely have at least one piece of information which you'll take on board and put into practice to save money. If the slideshow doesn't, then the following discussion board will!

All Things Eco Fantastic resource for finding UK eco businesses for every eco product and service imaginable. Categories include: Clothing / Accessories, Conservation, Eco Building, Eco Children, Energy / Technology, Ethical Finance, Family Events, Farms, Markets and Veg, Boxes, Food and Drink, Garden and Land, Health and Beauty, In the Community, In the Home, Recycling, Resources, Stationery and Office, Transport and Travel and Leisure. You can also view the eco news and green campaigns sections as well as browse their eco bookstore.

Ethical Investments: Ethical Banking An introduction to Ethical Banking and the implications of what may happen to your money after you deposit it at your bank.

Business Week: Green Business Special Report This Business Week Special report is jam-packed with interesting articles on every aspect of green business, finance and investment imaginable. Lots of food for thought and action.

Bank Secrets One of our favorite and most highly regarded sites for its values, the depth of their research and its fantastic presentation. Proactive consumer-oriented e-activism at its very best. BankSecrets highlights the various controversial and harmful investments made by backs with consumers' money and tells you ways you can get involved by contacting your bank in person or sending them an e-card.

Wainwright Bank & Trust Company Through their lending practices, philanthropy, and leadership in addressing areas such as homelessness, affordable housing, HIV/AIDS rights, immigration, environmental justice, economic equality and gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender equality, the Wainwright bank claim to have become a catalyst for social change. Visit their site to find out more.

RSF Social Finance RSF Social Finance, located in San Francisco, California, is a non-profit financial services organization offering investing, lending, and philanthropic services to individuals and enterprises with a commitment to improving the well-being of society and environment.

How Stuff Works: How Energy-efficient Electronics Work Guide Introduction to how energy-saving electronics work as well as a tips for TV-users on how to save energy.

Whole Living: Green Living Guides This site - part of the Martha Stewart empire - has no shortage of advice and guides on green living and offers sections on Eco Design, Eco Fashion, Eco Travel and more. Consumer guide article titles include 'The Best Eco-Sneakers' and 'The Greenest of Little Black Dresses'.

The Green Guide This National Geographic website offers sound advice and compelling articles on all aspects of green living. Their eco buying guides are arguably the most comprehensive and thoroughly researched guides to eco shopping you will find on the internet. One to bookmark and refer to time and time again.