Best company pension provider

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What pension provider does your company use and are you happy with it.

Thinking of changing from Nest. In the past I have had Royal London, People pension and Standard life.

I have Scottish Widows. Seems good, reasonable fees and lots of funds to choose from plus you can invest in shares with the same account.

Are you the employer that’s wanting to change your whole scheme?

Surely if you move from the provider your company uses, you will loose any associated benefits?
My company subsidises the fees which means I pay just 0.1%. Fairly certain that if I was to move I would have to pay the full fees.

Surely you will have to deregister from the company scheme (thus losing the employer contribution) and then transfer the funds from the employer scheme to whichever new scheme you chose.
i don’t think employers will pay into a scheme of your own choice. They choose the scheme, you are free to join or not.
My employee pension was with Creative until 1 December when my company was bought out. Now it is with People’s Pension. I’ll carry on as the employer contributes 3% (paltry but fairly standard in this industry) but I shall also continue with my own pension contributions (into Vanguard) as I feel able to put a bit more aside towards retirement at this stage.

Yes. I should have made this clear. I am the employer and looking at changing the whole scheme.

Thank you

My work scheme is Aviva, who I've been happy with.

Be aware that Nest doesn't charge the Employer but most other companies will.
Now Pensions for example have a minimum charge of around £35 per month.

How many employees are you looking at? Are you wanting something along the lines of a master trust/company with generic offerings for small businesses, or something larger and more bespoke?