Every employer with one or more staff has to put those staff meeting certain criteria into a workplace pension scheme and contribute towards it. It is a mandatory requirement that you set up a company pension scheme regardless of whether your staff ‘say’ they want to be enrolled or not.

There are many considerations when deciding upon which pension provider to assign. Do they charge a set fee? What is the annual management charge? Is the pension transferable? Ultimately will it work for you and your team? Even if you have existing pension scheme in place, it may not comply with the rules of an Auto Enrolment scheme.

CN Financial Planning have signed up thousands of workers
into the scheme.

We are qualified to help you through the process at various different stages and can adapt to your needs to suit your requirements.
Take advantage of our free pension review and we can determine the best suitable option for both you and your team.

Scheme set up

Scheme administration

Employee engagement & interaction

Tax planning

If you want to talk to us about Auto Enrolment, contact us by filling in the form below

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    Clarke Nicklin Group, Clarke Nicklin House, Brooks Drive,
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    Important Information
    CN’s Financial Advisors have achieved the ‘Certificate in Pensions Automatic Enrolment’. This was launched by the Pensions Management Institute October 2012 and is designed specifically to meet the needs of those advising on, or implementing the requirements of Auto Enrolment.
    Our Auto Enrolment services are not covered by the rules and guidance of the FCA and we are obliged to comply with the rules and guidance of The Pensions Regulator (TPR) in advising on matters pertaining to automatic enrolment.
    The Financial Conduct Authority does not regulate tax advice.

    Contact us to arrange your free initial consultation