Gabriela Topa|Gregg M Lunceford|Richard E. Boyatzis
Financial Planning for Retirement: A Psychosocial Perspective
National University of Distance Education|Case Western Reserve University|Case Western Reserve University
retirement time life grown ever longer developed world number pensioners increased accordingly questioning strength social security systems social safety net general financial planning retirement frp consists series activities involved accumulation wealth cover needs postretirement stage life negative short mid longterm consequences inadequate financial planning retirement affect individuals also extended families homes eventually producing unwanted impact entire society capacitywillingnessopportunity model proposed understand fpr combined intentional change theory framework understanding process antecedents consequences fpr perspective propose promising model large number variables included offer novel ways deepen understanding fpr focus dimension model role age psychosocial variables associated demographic indicators gender health status migration allow us provide proposal scientific advancement fpr