10th February 2015

NOW Pensions – breaking the mould

Auto enrolment presents a promising commercial opportunity for advisers.  However, as the demand from SME and micro employers gathers pace, there is an increasing fear that pension providers will not be able to meet the demand. NOW: Pensions is breaking the mould as one of the few pension providers committed to accepting all employers including those who have missed their staging date, subject to satisfactory credit checks on employers.

To help you support your clients through auto enrolment, we have developed an auto enrolment toolkit for advisers to make it easier for you to support your clients as well as approaching new ones. The toolkit includes step by step guides, suitability reports, employer guides and videos. You will also find our recently launched file validation tool which you and your clients can use before uploading that critical first payroll file and check for potential errors in advance.  

Over 4,000 employers joined NOW: Pensions in 2014, many through our valued adviser partnerships, and with our commitment to continuous improvement we’re well placed to meet the challenge that lies ahead.

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