Financial Services Review · 2000 · 61 citations · 16 references
Public AffairsDemographySocial PolicyAging PolicyGerontologySocial DemographyOld-age Income SecurityPension PolicyPopulation AgingRetirement PolicyRetirement Security PolicySuccessful AgingRetirement PreparationRetirement ReadinessRetirement Saving Decisions
Determinants of planned retirement age are analyzed. The prediction equation indicates that planned retirement age increases substantially as people get older, and increases somewhat with higher noninvestment income. Social Security reform should recognize that the capacity to continue working and the ability to afford to retire both influence the age at which people plan to retire. The range of planned retirement ages suggests that research on the adequacy of retirement preparation should focus on planned retirement age. Financial planners should consider the finding that planned retirement age increases with age. © 2000 Elsevier Science Inc. All rights reserved.
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