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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.

The Pensions Dashboards Programme commissioned Ipsos to carry out secondary analysis of the Wealth and Assets Survey to describe the numbers and types of pensions held by the population of Great Britain.

Chris Curry, PDP's Principal, answers some common questions on pensions dashboards.

As industry continues to prepare for pensions dashboards, PDP revisits why this work is being undertaken with the Government and regulators.

The Pensions Dashboards Programme (PDP) is currently in reset, with support from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). The reset began in March with the appointment of a reset board and reset team to help oversee the work.

The Dashboards Available Point (DAP) is when pensions dashboards become accessible to the public, determined by the Government in consultation with key stakeholders. A minimum notice of six months will be given before the DAP.

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.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has today issued a written ministerial statement providing an update on the connection deadline for pensions dashboards.