Nest members are making changes to their everyday lives to be more environmentally or socially responsible, but failing to take the same action on their pensions, the provider says.
Over half of members (56%) said they had adapted their day-to-day activities, with 26% stating they had changed products or services. Yet, just 7% believed they had switched financial provider to one that promotes corporate responsibility, while fewer (5%) had done so for pensions and investments. The findings come despite nearly half (46%) adding that it mattered "a lot" to them that they were invested in companies that take issues such as executive pay, environmental damage, and human rights seriously. Nest has now issued a report designed for savers to highlight how it is investing...
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