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NEST pensions

kenzie123
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Hello
I have a NEST pension with my employer, it's been open for 7 years. I contribute an amount set by my employer and haven't really been across it until now. I'm trying to get more knowledge on pensions so I can make the best of it but not sure where to start or how NEST differs from other types of pensions.
I am looking into opening a LISA at the moment as well.
Shall I add more to my NEST pension?
Is anyone able to explain how a NEST pension works in comparison to SIPPs or other types?
Thank you in advance
I have a NEST pension with my employer, it's been open for 7 years. I contribute an amount set by my employer and haven't really been across it until now. I'm trying to get more knowledge on pensions so I can make the best of it but not sure where to start or how NEST differs from other types of pensions.
I am looking into opening a LISA at the moment as well.
Shall I add more to my NEST pension?
Is anyone able to explain how a NEST pension works in comparison to SIPPs or other types?
Thank you in advance
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Is anyone able to explain how a NEST pension works in comparison to SIPPs or other types?
Nest works exactly the same as a SIPP, stakeholder pension or personal pension. i..e you pick your investments and the investments will zig zag their way over time. The difference is the type of investments available.
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The only real differences between NEST and a SIPP , is the charging structure ( all pensions have different charging structures) and the range of investments available ( SIPP has a lot more but for the large majority of people that is not an advantage as they never change anything anyway)
All tax rules etc are the same for all pensions.1 -
I am looking into opening a LISA at the moment as well.
With a view to buying a house or saving for retirement?
https://www.nestpensions.org.uk/schemeweb/nest.html There are links to plenty of information about the scheme.
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