Auto-enrolment

The provider said members on its charging structure could receive £34.5m in five years

A decade since Nest was established, Eve Read explores the old and new challenges it faces

Pension body urges government to consider four key policy areas in 2021 Budget

Quilter urges people who opted out of contributions during Covid to opt back in

Nest Insight looked back on the last ten years and determined AE has made pension saving ‘the norm’

Baroness Ros Altmann argues that net-pay schemes do not offer value for money for lower paid workers

Uber has confirmed it will automatically enrol eligible drivers into a qualifying pension scheme following its Supreme Court defeat last month.

The government will press ahead with plans to use the “largely untapped pool of capital” in defined contribution (DC) schemes to invest in venture capital and growth equity assets.

Uber drivers have once again won a legal battle to access to workers’ rights including auto-enrolment (AE) pensions, the minimum wage, and paid holidays.

Defined contribution (DC) contributions were scaled back by 11% in the second quarter of 2020 as the impact of the pandemic set in, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).