The current study sought to explore the predictors of financial behaviour among working
adults based on the theory of planned behaviour. This study employed the correlational …

Involuntary retirement transitions have a variety of negative consequences for individuals
and society as they can lead to poorer health or lower wellbeing. Therefore, it is of high …

Given the efforts in raising the statutory pension age in an aging Europe, this cross-national
analysis investigates constrained retirement from a comparative perspective. Based on a …

BACKGROUND: Knowing when physicians retire and how they practise in the pre-
retirement years is important information for health human resource planning. We identified …

The different pathways out of the labor force have been the focus of many recent studies, yet
not enough scholarly attention has been paid to the effect of country-level, individual, and …

The goal of this research is to examine the associations among personal characteristics,
country-level indicators, and the retirement timing in 20 European countries. Data came from …

Extended working life policies have been widely promoted in Europe and in wider
international settings. However, to date, these policies have not, for the most part, taken …

This study goes beyond a purely financial perspective to explain why single older workers
prefer to retire later than their partnered counterparts. We aim to show how the work (ie, its …

Abstract Sweden and West Germany have had persistently high divorce rates in recent
decades, but these two welfare states were differently equipped to mitigate the economic …

Despite a growing interest in the effects of job loss, research on its consequences for older
workers and their economic situation in retirement remains scant. Using 30 years of data …