Pensions - Articles - NFRN select Now:Pensions as its provider for auto enrolment


The National Federation of Retail Newsagents (NFRN) one of Europe’s largest retail trade associations with over 16,000 independent news and convenience retailers in membership has selected NOW: Pensions as its preferred provider for auto enrolment.

 Founded in 1919, the NFRN helps independent retailers throughout the UK and Ireland compete more effectively by providing practical help and assistance, commercial support and training to its members.
  
 Paul Baxter, Chief Executive, NFRN said:
 “Retailers depend on our organisation to provide guidance and support to ensure they are working with endorsed suppliers. Having completed our research, we are delighted to recommend NOW: Pensions to our members. The complexities of auto enrolment will be eased for retailers the moment they make contact with NOW: Pensions. All we ask is that retailers find out their staging date by visiting The Pension Regulator’s website and inputting their PAYE reference number. They can then sign up with NOW: Pensions in a matter of minutes via its website.”
  
 Morten Nilsson, CEO of NOW: Pensions said:
 “For small retailers across the country, auto enrolment can feel daunting. The vast majority will have no experience of setting up or administering a pension scheme and many won’t know where to start.
 “Trade associations have a vital role to play and the National Federation of Retail Newsagents is taking a proactive approach to auto enrolment guiding its members through the process from start to finish.”

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