Auto-enrolment

Every company that has an employee is now legally obliged to offer their employees a pension. Most companies will now have these pension schemes set up. However, businesses continually want to improve their proposition for their staff and this is something one of our advisers can help with.

A business specialist can review your existing scheme, ensure you are meeting all your compliance obligations and set out recommendations for you based on your aims as a company.

These could be saving costs, reducing ongoing charges for your members or introducing a more sophisticated scheme. Perhaps you want your directors, or key personnel to have access to a larger range of investment options? Owners of the business could potentially purchase their business premises through their pension. These are just a couple of options that could become apparent during a business financial review.

The Financial Conduct Authority does not regulate auto-enrolment advice to employers.

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