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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.

Pensions dashboards are being designed from the ground up to be accessible to as wide a variety of users as possible. In this blog we share our plans for making sure accessibility is being considered at every step of the MoneyHelper Pensions Dashboard user journey.

Findings from our latest research exploring how pension providers regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) are preparing to connect to the pensions dashboards ecosystem and respond to find and view requests.

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.

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) commissioned Ipsos to undertake research into users’ understanding of how their data will be used during the pensions dashboard journey.

This year we've seen the completion of many steps towards developing pensions dashboards. Chris Curry looks back over the year, highlighting the achievements.

Ipsos research for PDP shows broad interest in pensions dashboards, especially among those with multiple pensions. Younger demographics are particularly keen on the service.

PDP engaged Ipsos to conduct quantitative research on the perceived value of pensions dashboards and users' inclination to use them. This study is part of broader research aimed at informing the development of the central digital architecture.