Which countries in North, Central and South America have developed pensions dashboard services?
I’ll add more details about existing, and potential future, pensions dashboard services in the Americas here in due course as appropriate.
Chile and Mexico both have dashboard services.
The United States and Canada are thinking about them.
In the US, in October 2020, a detailed policy report from the Brookings Institution, a leading think tank, looked at the possibility of developing (a) dashboard(s) in the US.
The report said that “because the US retirement system is more like the UK’s than those of other countries with dashboards, insights from the ongoing UK development could facilitate the US process … [in particular] the obstacles encountered in the UK could be instructive as the US designs its [dashboard(s)]”.

Then in February 2024, in a very extensive and thorough report, the US Government Accountability Office (GAO) recommended that “Congress consider granting authority to a federal agency to establish and oversee a pensions dashboard with authority to consolidate retirement account information”.

And in Canada, in July 2025, an E-Brief research paper, from the C.D. Howe Institute*, sets out a roadmap for a potential Canadian pensions dashboard.
* an independent not-for-profit research institute, considered to be Canada’s most influential think tank.
