NEST chief not a fan of annual contribution cap

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NEST Corporation chief executive Tim Jones has admitted he does not like the restrictions placed on the National Employment Savings Trust by the government.

NEST is currently operating with a £4,200 annual contributions cap and a transfer ban, which experts have argued could turn away larger employers and push them towards other providers. Jones tol...

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