All Pensions dashboards articles – Page 12
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Features
E-admin hopes dashed by data quality
Data crunch: Pensions administrators and open finance enthusiasts may have one eye on the ‘e-admin’ future of full dashboard compliance, modelling and targeted engagement, but a survey of trustees reveals the perennial roadblock – poor-quality member data.
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Government brings identical bill back to parliament
On the go: The Department for Work and Pensions has reintroduced its pension schemes bill in the House of Lords, after the December general election delayed its debate in Parliament.
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Features
Cameron: Hold government to auto-enrolment promises
Steven Cameron is a pensions legend, having notched up an impressive 35 years in the industry. Despite this, his enthusiasm remains undimmed, and has the Aegon public affairs director taking a new role as chair of The Investing and Saving Alliance’s retirement policy council.
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OpinionWill open finance transform financial services?
Henry Tapper, chief executive of new pensions consolidator AgeWage, analyses how open finance will transform the way consumers view and interact with their pensions.
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News
Pensions dashboards unlikely to go live this year
On the go:Despite pensions dashboards having both industry-wide and government backing, it is unlikely that the technology will be delivered “any time soon”, Sir Steve Webb warned.
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Opperman promises ‘refined’ Pension Schemes Bill
On the go: The Pension Schemes Bill has been included in the Queen’s Speech delivered on Thursday, with pensions minister Guy Opperman stating it will be a refined version from the previous document.
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OpinionAll change for pensions in 2020?
Some surprises are less surprising in retrospect, and December’s general election was one of those events.
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Opperman reappointed pensions minister
On the go: Guy Opperman remains as minister for pensions and financial inclusion after being reappointed as MP for Hexham.
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Politicians expected to duck divisive pensions issues
On the go: Radical pensions reforms are likely to be avoided by political parties in their election manifestos, according to Royal London analysis.
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NewsMPs up pressure on govt over non-commercial dashboard
The government’s failure to commit to a rollout timetable for a new pensions dashboard with state pension data was criticised on Saturday by the Work and Pensions Select Committee.
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PASA president warns over data costs
On the go: The president of the Pensions Administration Standards Association has warned that the poor quality of pension scheme data could frustrate the efforts of pensions dashboards.
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Providers to be fined £50k if they break dashboard rules
On the go: The government has revealed that providers that fail to supply data for the pensions dashboards could be fined up to £50,000 by The Pensions Regulator.
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Pension schemes bill overshadowed by Brexit
A pension schemes bill has been included in the Queen’s Speech as expected, but critics say the government’s Brexit headaches and lack of majority mean it is little more than a manifesto pledge.
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Maps appoints 10 dashboard steering group members
On the go: The Money and Pensions Service has named 10 steering group members to represent consumers, fintech, financial services, and the pensions sector to drive forward delivery of the pensions dashboard.
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MPs urge DWP to review scope and level of charges cap
The Work and Pensions Committee is ramping up the pressure on the government and the Financial Conduct Authority to cap the level of charges on default retirement products.
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Maps recruiting for dashboard steering group
On the go: The Money and Pensions Service launched a recruitment drive on Thursday for members of a steering group for the pensions dashboard, as the project inches closer to fruition.
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Govt greenlights dashboards but timetable questioned
On the go: Pension schemes will be allowed up to four years to submit data to the pensions dashboard, sparking concerns that services appearing later this year will not be comprehensive.
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Pension provider calls for legal duty to be placed on dashboard operators
An auto-enrolment pension provider is calling on the government for a legal duty to be placed on pensions dashboard operators to put consumer interests first, as a new report warns they could be put at risk without it.
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PodcastsPodcast: Next steps for the pensions dashboard project
Podcast: Earlier this month, the Department for Work and Pensions published its long-awaited feasibility report and consultation on how the industry can create online pensions dashboards. What does the industry make of the study? And how much progress is needed to make the project a success? In this episode, Girish Menezes, board director at the Pensions Administration Standards Association, and Anthony Rafferty, managing director of fintech company Origo, discuss compulsion, dashboard governance and data.
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Opinion
Will poor data standards hinder dashboard success?
Fresh from launching a feasibility study for the pension dashboards project, Guy Opperman is in no mood to put up with poor data at the UK’s pension schemes.