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Workplace Pension Recommendations
coolagarry
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My daughter owns a small hairdressing salon with only one assistant who earns £1100pa. Her assistant is not concerned about a pension but has to have one because of legislation. My daughter doesn't want to get involved with paying over the odds for such minimum requirements.
Can anyone recommend a company that provides a 'no frills' Workplace Pension scheme with minimum costs.
Any advice appreciated.
Can anyone recommend a company that provides a 'no frills' Workplace Pension scheme with minimum costs.
Any advice appreciated.
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She can look at the government's auto enrolment pension NEST (http://www.nestpensions.org.uk/schemeweb/NestWeb/public/home/contents/homepage.html)coolagarry wrote: »My daughter owns a small hairdressing salon with only one assistant who earns £1100pa. Her assistant is not concerned about a pension but has to have one because of legislation. My daughter doesn't want to get involved with paying over the odds for such minimum requirements.
Can anyone recommend a company that provides a 'no frills' Workplace Pension scheme with minimum costs.
Any advice appreciated.
or NOW pensions http://www.nowpensions.com/
or the FSB pension scheme http://www.fsb.org.uk/pension-schemeStephen Covey once said that "when you teach once, you learn twice". That is the primary reason for my participation on the forums as an IFA.
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Assuming that the figure you meant to type was £11,000 then she could use NEST and do it all on-line0
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Go for nest over fsb. Fsb might get better in future be there are grave concerns over Scottish Widows administration capacity right now.0
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