MaPS reports pensions dashboards are on course
- The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) has released its latest progress update report on pensions dashboards
- The MoneyHelper Pensions Dashboard is expected to launch in Financial Year 2027/28, with user testing underway
- Around 85% of personal and workplace pension records are connected, alongside the State Pension
Pensions dashboards are on course following “significant activity”, the Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) has set out in its latest progress update report.
The MoneyHelper Pensions Dashboard, being developed by MaPS, is expected to become publicly available in Financial Year 2027/28. The second phase of testing with consumers is currently underway, which will see an increasing number of users of the dashboard over time.
Around 85% of personal and workplace pensions are now connected to the dashboards ecosystem, alongside the State Pension. All those providers and schemes in scope of dashboards will be able to connect by the deadline of 31 October 2026.
The progress update report also sets out the continuing work to enable private sector pensions dashboards. MaPS’ Pensions Dashboards Programme (PDP) will be launching a working group made up of organisations interested in being involved in operating or supporting a private sector dashboard.
Oliver Morley, CEO of MaPS, said:
“Thanks to the dedication and hard work of so many people in the pensions industry, government, regulators and more, we are making steady progress with pensions dashboards.
“It is exciting to see the positive experience enjoyed by people who have tested the MoneyHelper Pensions Dashboard, and the real difference it will make to tackling low engagement with pensions. By bringing together a person’s pensions information in one online and secure place, the dashboard will be a vital part of improving retirement outcomes for so many people across the UK.”
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