Employers' interest in NEST plummets
Just one in 20 employers intends to use the National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) for auto-enrolment, according to Punter Southall research.
A survey of more than 150 employers found 5% of respondents intend to use NEST, down from 13% last year. Only 6% intend to use a new pension scheme, with most employers planning to amend their existing...
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