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The_pc_tech · 2013-02-03 18:22:41

My sincere apologies as this has probably been asked before. As soon as my current job became stable (contract changed from fixed term to indefinite/permanent) I set up a stakeholder pension with Scottish Widows which I have paid into every month for the past 8 years. I had an appointment with an IFA about 18 months ago…

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mania112 Posts: 1,981 Forumite

5 April 2013 at 8:27AM

Only one NEST is NEST, and that's the NEST.

NEST is a product and is set up to meet the criteria of Auto-Enrolment.

Many other schemes/pensions will also meet the criteria and if an existing company pension is in place, it is likely going to 'adjust' to meet the new terms (if not already ticking all the boxes).

NEST, in my opinion, is higher charged than many other available and therefore it's difficult to recommend an employer goes down that route.

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