Hi,
I'm about to move from LTD to Umbrella. I've never had a pension before. The Umbrella offers a work place pension via NEST. The Umbrella literature says:
' You will contribute 4% of pensionable earnings (the government adds another 1%) and umbrella will contribute a further 4% (from funds we receive from the agency). '
On first reading, it sounds great since it says they will put in 4%. But is that 4% just coming out of my daily rate anyway? I mean where do they get that 4% from? I asked them and they said it doesnt come out of my rate, but I don't believe them (assume I jsut spoke to someone not that informed)? Is thier contribution effectively just coming out of my daily rate or are they clawing it back from the agency/end client somehow?
There is nothing special about my situation so I assume its totally generic with any other umbrella.
i've done some googling etc and cant find specific guiance on this.
thanks
I'm about to move from LTD to Umbrella. I've never had a pension before. The Umbrella offers a work place pension via NEST. The Umbrella literature says:
' You will contribute 4% of pensionable earnings (the government adds another 1%) and umbrella will contribute a further 4% (from funds we receive from the agency). '
On first reading, it sounds great since it says they will put in 4%. But is that 4% just coming out of my daily rate anyway? I mean where do they get that 4% from? I asked them and they said it doesnt come out of my rate, but I don't believe them (assume I jsut spoke to someone not that informed)? Is thier contribution effectively just coming out of my daily rate or are they clawing it back from the agency/end client somehow?
There is nothing special about my situation so I assume its totally generic with any other umbrella.
i've done some googling etc and cant find specific guiance on this.
thanks
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