Small schemes facing 'disproportionate' pressures ahead of dashboard launch

Lumera says ‘modest’ volumes of pensions dashboard queries could disrupt day-to-day activities

Martin Richmond
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Maurice Titley: The schemes that adapt most successfully to the post-dashboards world will not necessarily be those with the ‘best and biggest’ resources

Smaller schemes are facing “disproportionate” operational pressure compared to their larger counterparts ahead of the launch of the MoneyHelper Pensions Dashboard (MHPD), Lumera says.

The insurtech firm said smaller schemes - which may still be waiting to connect to the pensions dashboard ecosystem - may lack administration capacity, specialist data functions and the dedicated p...

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