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Tag Archives: Pension Dashboard
Richard Smith reaches Oslo – will he return our dashboard Czar?
For those who have been enjoying Richard Smith’s European Odyssey, here is his latest report -from Oslo Here’s what the Norwegian dashboard looks like and here are the people that Richard met. What is coming out of these visits is … Continue reading
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Tagged Fred, Ola, Oslo, Pension Dashboard, Pensions, Richard Smith, Trond
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Richard Smith in dashboard land (pt 1- Denmark)
Richard Smith has embarked on his tour of Euro-dashboards and first stop is Denmark. Here’s his report and here’s a screenshot of the Danish dashboard in action You’ll notice that the Danes present pensions in a way that makes their … Continue reading
Dashboards – where we went wrong
At some point over the past few years , the dashboard stopped being a place to see pensions and pots in one place and became an open university designed to educate rather than inform. On the day the Pensions Minister … Continue reading
Capita in the dark- dashboard in the lay-by. No news ≠ good news
No news ≠ good news from Capita Capita are reported in the Times to be estimating the cost of the hack of pension data to be £20m to its shareholders. In its third stock-market announcement since it revealed it had … Continue reading
LCP finds partners to auto-cleanse pensions data
LCP has clubbed up with Transunion, the credit checker and Digidentity the digital identity verifier to work out better ways to get scheme data ready for buy-out and/or display on pension dashboards. It is also pretty important in paying them! … Continue reading
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Tagged buy-out, Data, LCP, Pension Dashboard, pension data, Steve Webb, TPA, Transunion
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The pension dashboard needs more than a reset – it needs a rethink.
The dashboard is being delayed again. Team PDP is already four years late getting the pension dashboard crossing the line but our grand-prix racecar is in the best of hands – even with that retro-refuelling pipe! It was originally intended … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Curry, DWP, Guy Opperman, Laura Trott, MAPS, PDP, Pension Dashboard
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How can we “engage” with pensions we know nothing about?
News on the delivery of the pensions dashboard is not good. The vibes I am getting from the PLSA and others is that the period of testing to ensure that data is delivered accurately (dashboard beta) is likely to be … Continue reading
What are the barriers to providing a pension dashboard service?
The organisation behind a pension dashboard (officially a Pension Dashboard Service firm or PDS) is usually considered to be a bank or insurer. The dashboard itself is conceived as a loss-leader designed to get trust – its a … Continue reading
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Tagged AgeWage, Aviva, FCA, Money Hub, PDS, Pension Dashboard, TPR
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Pension Dashboards and the new Consumer Duty
It’s already a commonplace that the Consumer Duty shifts the obligation on those providing financial services from “treating a customer fairly to treating that customer well“. The Pension Dashboards set out to provide a good customer experience, they will be … Continue reading
Combining pensions – what are Dan and Steve really up to?
Dan Mikulskis and Steve Webb have teamed up to write a paper aimed at people considering combining their pension pots. They are writing for the kind of sophisticated consumer who knows their way around pensions and is thinking of … Continue reading
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Tagged actuaries, Consultants, Dashboard, experts, Geeks, LCP, Pension Dashboard, Pensions
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