What changed in our pension data this week?
In week 42, 2026, 12 to 18 October 2026, we made 884 changes to our public data: 500 employer pages added, 244 deadline register rows changed, 98 countries mapped, 36 country deadline pages added, 5 mapped countries updated and 1 deadline register row removed. Every one of them is listed on our new what changed page, week by week, newest first, each line with its date and a link to the page it describes. You can follow the same entries in any feed reader at https://pensionhunter.ai/changes/rss.xml.
What the weekly page lists
For the latest week, by kind of change:
- 500 employer pages added
- 244 deadline register rows changed
- 98 countries mapped
- 36 country deadline pages added
- 5 mapped countries updated
- 1 deadline register row removed
Each line is a sentence built from the change itself, for example which fields of a deadline register row changed, or which employer page we added. Across all weeks the page lists 884 changes in 1 week.
Where the entries come from
We read the history of our own data files: the countries we research, the countries we have mapped, the deadline register and its country pages, the answers published on /answers and the employer pages. For every change that reached our main branch we compare the rows before and after. A week runs from Monday to Sunday in UTC.
The same entries, month by month and as JSON you can download, stay on our monthly data changes. The weekly page and the feed are a way to follow them, not a second dataset.
What is not in it
Register readings are not listed. We read official registers each day and keep those readings in our database, not in the files this page is built from, so we cannot list them as dated changes. The date we last read each register is on our register freshness list.
We identify and research. Nothing on the page is advice or a statement about any person.
Sources
- The history of our data files, read from 12 October 2026 through 14 October 2026, as published on what changed and the monthly data changes.
- The RSS feed at https://pensionhunter.ai/changes/rss.xml, generated from the same file each time the site is built.
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This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. PensionHunter is a research and administrative assistance service and is not regulated by the FCA or any equivalent financial regulator. If you require financial advice about your pension please consult a qualified independent financial adviser.
We list who holds pension records in each country we cover in our pension administrator directory.
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