DWP says 'strong case' for new dashboard legislation and compulsion
Industry experts are calling on the government to act quickly on new pensions dashboard legislation. The DWP is looking at how to do it amid Brexit constraints, writes Kim Kaveh
In the 2016 spring budget on 16 March, ex-chancellor George Osborne set a deadline for the full pensions dashboard to be launched to the public before 2019. The aim of the dashboard is to allow consumers...
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