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The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) has put out a call for industry help to sign people up for the next phase of consumer testing of its MoneyHelper Pensions Dashboard.

The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) has reported on the positive progress of testing with its pensions dashboard as part of its latest update.

PDP provided this update at the latest dashboards town hall event, at which the approach to consumer testing with the MoneyHelper Pensions Dashboard was also outlined.

With connection of pension providers and schemes to the dashboards ecosystem underway, PDP has released its latest report on progress.

The first pension provider has finalised connection to the pensions dashboards ecosystem on 17 April 2025, as per DWP’s staged timetable in guidance.

Three participant organisations have passed through the stages required to connect to the ecosystem for pensions dashboards, opening the way for the first schemes to connect and marking a significant step towards a tool that will help transform retirement planning.

The Government has restated its commitment to delivering pensions dashboards in a written statement.

PDP seeks advisory group members passionate about pensions dashboards, offering a chance to shape delivery. Ideal candidates have board-level pensions experience.

PDP's latest report details preparations to connect pension providers and schemes to dashboards, including engagement on connection guidance, dashboard standards development, and user testing plans.

On June 8, the DWP announced new regulations for pensions dashboards delivery, introducing a single connection deadline for increased flexibility in collaboration with industry partners.