… individuals to gain agency and intentionality in their own lives through greater knowledge and
understanding … Ultimately, we subscribe to the idea that a more accurate understanding of …

… Given increasing, healthier life spans coupled with changes in pension systems, individuals
may live 25 years or more after they retire. Many organizations, concerned about predicted …

… from the occupational to the retirement phase. Studies were excluded if … individuals living
in institutionalized care settings or passing through status passages other than the retirement …

… factors that drive engagement in retirement planning, a … with the decisions—between health
decisions and pensions. … most people will have performed multiple times during their lives. In …

… decision points guide the writing of such a review, a schematic for which is presented in Figure
1. First, we discuss whether the integrative review … , even those from unpublished studies, …

… longer, “It's very important to have a car for myself because I live by myself and same things
… Our review identified that those who have been urged or advised by others whom they trust …

… understand why some people decide to prolong their working life, we also need to understand
… The motives inherent in the basic decision to continue (eg good health, preserved abilities…

… assessing the relationship between older people and their decisions towards their assets. …
specific moment of life in which such decisions are made (typically when life expectancy is low)…

… The built environment plays a key role in supporting this preference because where
people live contributes to or inhibits their ability to remain mobile, particularly for non-drivers. …

… or friend who provides care to a person who is ill, disabled or … The results of this integrative
review recognize the need for … acquire a meaningful understanding their lives are more likely …