Pensions minister declines to confirm dashboard project status
'Not appropriate to comment'
Pensions minister Guy Opperman has tiptoed around questions posed by the Work and Pensions Committee on the future of the pension dashboard, following reports the government might pull out of the project.
Speaking in an oral evidence session on the defined benefit white paper on Wednesday morning, the committee asked the pensions and financial inclusion minister to dispel "spurious rumours" and give the...
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