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Could the future for finding and matching pensions be quantum computing?
We can expect from the race between Google and IBM a computer that behaves in a different way to anything we have today by the end of the decade. It will be able to work out what is going on … Continue reading
Dashboard dizzy day! Smith, Gubler and others stalk Parliament!
It’s a busy morning with the Pensions Minister talking in the City and Richard Smith, Kim Gubler and a host of others speaking at Westminster on what should be done with the dashboard. Meeting starts at 9.15am – you can … Continue reading
No excuse for pension transfer delays – let’s bring back league tables!
Jeff Prestridge, one of our most senior and consumer friendly journalists has been through a hard time bringing his pension pots together as he goes through a divorce. There has been a lot of talk in the past few weeks … Continue reading
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Pension Dashboard may be delayed to 2027 or beyond.
The People’s Pension calls for delay to pension dashboard I wrote yesterday about my concern that concerns about agreed formats to help ordinary people organise their retirement income in retirement using the Pensions Dashboard were being challenged by TISA for … Continue reading
FCA rule change causes dashboard data scare!
This is why the FCA’s COBS rulebook is so long This is a blog about rules and how you cannot regulate for everything. It’s about writing rules against imaginary risks rather than working on the basis of trust. It’s about … Continue reading
Pot for life’s about “open pensions” – where’ve I heard that before?
I enjoyed reading Ian Macintyre’s blog ” Pot for Life – making it work“, you can too – via the link. Ian is someone who thinks a lot about connectivity and understands the connection between pension dashboards and the “stapling” … Continue reading
“Not my Government” – discontent over pension policy meltdown
The consensus from people I have spoken to , following the King’s Speech is that the Government we have today has lost its legitimacy and is increasingly looking like a marketing tool for the Conservative party at the next general … Continue reading
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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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