If you have a workplace pension, it’s likely your money is controlled by a company called “Nest”. This stands for “National Employment Savings Trust”, which is a government-backed pension scheme. More ...
The government has responded to its consultation on the draft National Employment Savings Trust (Amendment) Order 2018, and laid it before parliament on Monday. The Department for Work and Pensions ...
On the go: The government has given Nest, the workplace pension provider, a contingent liability guarantee of £329m to enable it to comply with the tough new master trust regime amid accusations of ...
New research suggests caution needed over idea of ‘pension access schemes’ for first-time home buyers.
LONDON, March 16 (Reuters) - The UK government's planned NEST pension scheme, for workers with no pension cover, said it would levy a 2 percent charge on contributions to pay off a start-up loan in a ...
Proposals to allow first-time home buyers to access pension savings could benefit only a relatively small group, while posing complex risks for many individuals and the UK’s housing and pension ...
Many institutional investors are scaling back private-markets investments after finding that they hold too many illiquid assets, but Britain’s National Employment Savings Trust is just ramping up. The ...
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - British authorities secured European Union regulatory approval on Tuesday for their plan to set up a so-called NEST pension scheme for workers with no pension cover as part of ...
Rachel Farrell was named director of public and private markets for National Employment Savings Trust, London, the £33 billion ($41.1 billion) defined contribution multiemployer master trust said in a ...
The UK pensions sector enters 2026 in the midst of another wave of reform. The Pension Schemes Bill, renewed focus ...
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