Tag Archives: Pension Dashboard

Open pensions today – pension dashboards tomorrow!

Posted on October 3, 2020 by

Tired of manana? The Pension dashboard will arrive one day, but when it does it will be a pension finding service. If what you’re waiting for is a way to bring your pensions together then there are plenty of dashboards … Continue reading →

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What will be the Government’s pension agenda for 2021?

Posted on September 29, 2020 by

This article is about the DWP’s pension policy agenda and my view of what matters to the Pensions Minister and his department. Opperman has shown considerable leadership in recent years and my view is that he is in a strong … Continue reading →

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“We are only accepting digital signatures from IFA firms that do business with us”.

Posted on September 26, 2020 by

It was a short email to one of my colleagues…. At this stage we are only accepting digital signatures from IFA firms who introduce new business to us. So AgeWage was not going to be privileged with the data requested … Continue reading →

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How Pension Providers become winners in a data driven world

Posted on July 26, 2020 by

Data requests are a key measure of  “quality of service”. This is a sister piece to my blog for pension consumers published here.  Under GDPR, consumers are entitled to their pension data in a timely fashion. In a test last … Continue reading →

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My noble Lords – you Canute be serious

Posted on July 12, 2020 by

King Canute was wise enough to know he could not hold back the incoming tide. This blog is about two decisions taken in the House of Lords which suggest that our peers have not learned that lesson. I have just … Continue reading →

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Support the young , we are done!

Posted on July 11, 2020 by

I realized , as I filled in my submission to the Pension Dashboard Programme’s call for input (you can do yours here), that for my generation, the boomers, the dashboard will arrive too late. Most of our pensions are either … Continue reading →

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Pension dashboards get a timeline to a timeline.

Posted on June 23, 2020 by

  The Pensions Dashboard has at last got its own website which you can access here It’s not the prototype website which you can still access here Nor the excellent dashboard ideas site which is here Nor does it link … Continue reading →

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Why the pension dashboard should accelerate.

Posted on May 16, 2020 by

The Pension Management Institute  hosted a webinar last week featuring Chris Curry and his Dashboard Delivery team, hosted by Lesley Carline, the PMI’s president. It was a good hour with an excellent question process which led to an interactive session. … Continue reading →

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People’s Pension gets serious on small pots

Posted on April 3, 2020 by

The changes announced yesterday by People’s Pension and its parent B&CE are significant. It’s furloughing its sales team, battening down the hatches to new business It’s changing its charging structure, protecting itself against the ruinous impact of small deferred pots. … Continue reading →

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Why pensions and dashboards, need to be open – Matt Burrell blogs.

Posted on March 2, 2020 by

I always thought the ABI needed some left field thinking on the pensions dashboard, and they’ve got it in Matt Burrell who has written a blog that’s argues that pension providers are best trusted to show us our pension data. … Continue reading →

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