Nest links with Aviva for pension top-up
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Nest Corporation has announced it will offer membership of Nest to its employees with Aviva providing a top-up group personal pension scheme.
Permanent staff members of Nest have the option of the Aviva top-up scheme for contributions over the Nest annual contribution limit of £4,200.
Total employer and employee contributions to Nest will be 13 per cent of basic salary.
Nest Corporation chief executive Tim Jones says: “We are choosing Nest in conjunction with a top-up scheme for our staff because we wanted to be a part of the high quality, low-cost scheme we are working to deliver.”
Lighthouse Group today announced it had carried out the first UK adviser introduced pension scheme to Nest after the firm was approached to advise The Dorneywood Trust.
The Dorneywood Trust is responsible for maintaining the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s official country residence, Dorneywood House.
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Anonymous | 11 Oct 2011 3:35 pm
It says it all when one quango sets up a GPP to run alongside NEST for it's own employees.
Whatever happened to he other Nibibour great idea of Stakeholder Pensions? How come it's not a stakehodlder to run alongside?
Could it be that Stakeholder is a desd parrott.
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