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Retirement-Age Preferences of Women and Men Aged 55–64 Years in Sweden

Ageing and Society, 2005
This article presents an analysis of the factors that were associated with preferences for ‘early retirement’ or ‘late exit’ from paid work in Sweden. It draws upon special questions that were added to the country's Labour Force Survey of 2001 and were put to a sample of more than 1,000 people aged 55–64 years who were (self-) employed. Separate models
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Aging and Preference for Later Retirement

Aging and Human Development, 1972
The hypothesis was investigated that older workers who are longer in the work role are more anxious to remain in their work role and prefer to retire at a later age. In the design, social class and health were age-invariant because of the selective nature of the VA Normative Aging population. These two major contaminants of the relationship between age
Charles L. Rose, John M. Mogey
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Concurrent Change in Planned and Preferred Age for Retirement

Journal of Gerontology, 1980
Studies of older workers' readiness to retire have reported a growing trend toward plans or expectations for earlier retirement. At the same time, other studies have shown that as workers age they prefer progressively later ages for retirement. To clarify the relationship between planned and preferred age for retirement, concurrent trends in the two ...
D J, Ekerdt, R, Bossé, J M, Mogey
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Expected and preferred retirement age in Germany

Zeitschrift für Gerontologie und Geriatrie, 2016
Over the last 10 years the German pension system has undergone several reforms including the abandonment of early retirement policies and an increase in the statutory retirement age. Consequently, the average retirement age has increased and future retiree cohorts have adjusted the retirement expectations and preferences as to when they would like to ...
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Communicating about Retirement Preferences: Testing the Moderating Role of Age, Marital Quality and Communal Coping in the Theory of Motivated Information Management

Communication Studies, 2021
Americans are increasingly uncertain about when and how they will retire. Couples may address this uncertainty together as they prepare for and envision retirement over the course of many years (e....
Patricia E. Gettings, Kai Kuang
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Retirement Housing and Locational Preferences of The Depression and Early Baby Boom Age Cohorts

Housing and Society, 1997
AbstractThe purpose of this study was to compare the housing and locational preferences and plans for the first 10 years of retirement of two cohorts within the maturing population: the early baby boomers (born 1946–1954) and the Depression cohort (born 1930–1939). The data were collected as part of a telephone survey of Oregon and Utah residents.
Jeannette A. Brandt, Joan McFadden, Dian Nafis   +2 more
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Jump into the Void? Factors Related to a Preferred Retirement Age: Gender, Social Interests, and Leisure Activities

The International Journal of Aging and Human Development, 2012
Using the frameworks of the life course perspective and continuity theory, this study focuses on the association among working people between gender and specific leisure activities, social interests and individuals' preferred retirement age. The study is based on the first wave of the Norwegian Life Course, Aging and Generation (NorLAG) study ...
Magnhild, Nicolaisen, Kirsten, Thorsen, Sissel H, Eriksen   +2 more
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In line or at odds with active ageing policies? Exploring patterns of retirement preferences in Europe

Ageing and Society, 2014
ABSTRACTFaced with demographic ageing, European policy makers since the mid-1990s have taken a turn from fostering early retirement to promoting longer working life by reducing early exit incentives and facilitating work continuation. However, it remains open whether these reforms are yet reflected in the retirement plans and preferences of future ...
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A Study on the Preferred Residential Models of Middle-Aged and Elderly Households after Retirement

Korean Association for Housing Policy Studies
This study conducted a survey of middle-aged and elderly households aged 55 or older to study their preferences for post-retirement residential models, and asked to choose their preferred model among four residential models(elderly welfare housing(silver town), community housing, and in-home service and living at home).
Jeong-Ran Lee, Kyoung Mi Ham
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Rising Preferred Retirement Age in Europe: Are Europe’s Future Pensioners Adapting to Pension System Reforms?

Journal of Aging & Social Policy, 2016
This study investigates whether older workers have adapted their preferred retirement age to the pension reforms aimed at extending working life. Based on data from Eurobarometer and the European Social Survey in 12 European countries, the analysis shows that future pensioners have indeed increased their preferred retirement age and adjusted to the new
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