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In a new video, PDP Principal Chris Curry outlines his experience being one of the first people to test the MoneyHelper Pensions Dashboard with real, live pensions data.
More private pension records are now connected to the pensions dashboards ecosystem, alongside tens of millions of State Pension records.
The latest progress on connection, highlighting the valuable role our industry participants have played in helping shape and improve the process, and looking ahead as more pension providers and schemes prepare to connect.
An update on progress with connection to the pensions dashboards ecosystem.
PDP Principal Chris Curry provides an overview of our headway on the road towards delivering pensions dashboards, and a look towards the second half of 2025.
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.
Chris Curry shares his reflections on the latest progress update report on pensions dashboards and looks ahead to the second half of 2025.
With connection of pension providers and schemes to the dashboards ecosystem underway, PDP has released its latest report on progress.
This report presents the findings from the preparation for dashboards survey of Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) regulated pension providers, conducted in 2024.
The first pension provider has finalised connection to the pensions dashboards ecosystem on 17 April 2025, as per DWP’s staged timetable in guidance.
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