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The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) has produced its latest progress update report on pensions dashboards.

Earlier this year, the Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) commissioned independent evaluators Ecorys to examine how the connection process has worked in practice. This blog post sets out the rationale behind the report and the insights gained from it.

We explain what people will be able to see on pensions dashboards, from different types of pensions to estimated retirement income, and what they can do with this information.

Response to the reporting standards consultation and confirmation of the deadline for implementation.

The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) are inviting organisations to join a working group for private sector dashboards.

The MoneyHelper dashboard does not stand alone, it is an important extension of our mission to improve financial wellbeing, empower people with clearer information and help them build confidence in their long-term financial decisions.

Pension providers and schemes in scope of legislation must have completed connection by 31 October 2026.

There are now just 6 months until the final connection deadline for pensions dashboards – 31 October 2026 – and it is important we continue working together to reach full connection. We provide answers to your questions about connecting and remaining connected to the pensions dashboards ecosystem.

We set out the different pensions dashboards people will be able to use, including the MoneyHelper Pensions Dashboard and private sector dashboards.