The government is "in daily contact" with industry figures over the pensions dashboard as it prepares for the roll-out and its feasibility report, Guy Opperman has said.
The pensions and financial inclusion minister yesterday (15 October) said the feasibility report would be published "shortly" and rebuked claims that ministers at the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) were not fully on board with the project. The DWP's feasibility study on the project - which will assess whether compulsion is needed, if there should be multiple dashboards, and who should host the online tool - was due to be published in the spring, but has yet to appear. Answering questions in the House of Commons, Opperman said the government will "report shortly on findings" fr...
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