For re-enrolled workers Email

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You’re being re-enrolled in the Nest pension scheme

Email content:

If you’ve stopped paying into your Nest pension pot or if you’ve previously opted out of the scheme, we need to re-enrol you [<insert as appropriate> [soon][on <insert date>].

Why is it happening?

Quite simply, it’s the law.

The government wants us to make sure that workers who aren’t paying into their pensions have another chance to save for their future.

What does that mean?

Having a Nest pension means it’s easy to put small amounts of money away regularly. This adds up over
time, giving you savings to rely on when you stop working.

[Insert if both you and your employee contribute]

Every time you get paid, a small percentage goes into your pot. Every time you pay into your pot, we put money in too, on top of what you already earn. You could even get an extra top up from the government through tax relief. Nest then invests this responsibly to grow your savings, so you’re likely to get more out at retirement than you put in.

[Insert if you make contributions on behalf of your employee, for example through salary sacrifice]

Every time you get paid, we put some extra money into your pot. Nest then invests that money responsibly to grow your savings, so you’re likely to get more out at retirement than was put in.

See how you can work towards a better retirement with Nest.

If this link isn’t working, please copy and paste this into your browser nestpensions.org.uk/schemeweb/nest/members/my-nest-pension.html

What if I don’t want to save into my pension?

That’s fine - you have the right to opt out or stop your contributions if a workplace pension isn’t right for you. You should receive a Nest joining pack through the post which will tell you what to do.

Keeping your pension safe

Scams are on the rise, accounting for over a third of all crime committed in the UK. Fraudsters are developing increasingly sophisticated ways to trick people out of their pension savings, including through email phishing scams. See the simple steps you can take to help protect your pot.

If that link isn’t working, please paste this into your browser:
nestpensions.org.uk/schemeweb/nest/nestcorporation/online-security/online-security.html

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