People patterns: Living longer means working a little longer

TitlePeople patterns: Living longer means working a little longer
Publication TypeNewspaper Article
Year of Publication1994
AuthorsOtten, AL
NewspaperWall Street Journal
PaginationB.1
Issue DateJuly 8, 1994
CityNew York, N.Y
ISBN Number0099-9660
KeywordsEmployment and Labor Force, Retirement Planning and Satisfaction
Abstract

More than 9,800 men and women in their 50s and 2,800 of their spouses have taken part in a continuing Health and Retirement Study conducted by the University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research on behalf of the National Institute on Aging. One set of questions asked workers just how long they believed they would continue working. Of those who had given the matter some thought, 16% of the men and 18% of the women anticipated retiring fully before age 62; 52% of women and 48% of men assumed they would quit work by 65.

Endnote Keywords

labor Force Participation/retirement planning

Endnote ID

62598

Short TitlePeople patterns: Living longer means working a little longer
Citation Key8419