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Pensions dashboard—DWP publishes feasibility study findings and consultation

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Published on: 04 December 2018

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Original news
What are the implications for pension schemes?
What is the pensions dashboard?
What are the findings of the government’s feasibility study?
What is to be the government’s role in the creation of the pension dashboard?
What are the government’s dashboard proposals?
What are the next steps?

Article summary

Pensions analysis: On 3 December 2018, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) published a consultation paper which sets out the findings of a feasibility study which examined how the government can help the pensions industry to create pensions dashboards. It also sets out the government’s recommendations for dashboards, and invites comments to inform policy decisions and any new laws that may be needed. The government expects the industry to start to supply data to a dashboard, on a voluntary basis, from 2019.

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