Schemes still far from ready for dashboards, LCP says

Firm’s survey found just 39% have a ‘project plan’ in place for dashboards

Holly Roach
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Schemes still far from ready for dashboards, LCP says

Schemes still have a “long journey to go” on preparing for pensions dashboards, a survey by Lane Clark & Peacock (LCP) has found.

In the consultancy's survey earlier this week just 39% of participants said they had prepared a ‘project plan' for dashboards, despite larger schemes being expected to connect to the dashboards eco...

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