PensionBee teams up with money app to create personal finance dashboard

'Pension savers left behind in 20th century'

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PensionBee has joined forces with money app Yolt to enable its customers to access their live pension balance along with other personal finances for the first time.

The joint in-app integration will see PensionBee customers access their live pension balance alongside other financial accounts, such as bank account, credit card and ISA accounts, through the money app Yolt. The online pension manager is offering a full integration for users through its open banking application programming interfaces (APIs), and is working on integrating its product with other banks and money apps, in order to increase transparency across the industry and help savers feel empowered. According to PensionBee head of corporate development Clare Reilly, pension savers ha...

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