Time to ‘get your house in order’ in run-up to pension dashboard launch

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  • Describe some of the challenges of bringing the pensions dashboards up to working order
  • Explain what advisers should be doing to prepare their clients
  • Identify elements that can make the data difficult to deal with
  • Describe some of the challenges of bringing the pensions dashboards up to working order
  • Explain what advisers should be doing to prepare their clients
  • Identify elements that can make the data difficult to deal with
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Time to ‘get your house in order’ in run-up to pension dashboard launch
Advisers and pension providers should be thinking about how they are going to get the most out of pensions dashboards for both themselves and their clients (Black ice/Pexels)

The single biggest change in the way the UK saves, engages and plans for retirement in a generation — the pensions dashboards — is coming, and sooner than providers and schemes may realise. 

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