The National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) is planning to add single-year maturity gilt funds to the ‘building block' funds it uses in its default retirement date funds.
The master trust hopes this will improve returns relative to cash for members at the beginning and towards the end of their time saving in the scheme. The funds will be used in the scheme's foundat...
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