In the wake of the global pandemic known as COVID-19, retirees, along with those hoping to
retire someday, have been shocked into a new awareness of the need for better risk …

This paper analyzes how financial literacy and the perception of own eccentricity in pension
preferences relates to citizens' desire to make own choices or to delegate these to the …

We adapt the design of four experimental studies on retirement decision-making and
conduct replications with a larger online sample from the broader population. We replicate …

Researchers have long been trying to understand why individuals dislike annuities. Here,
we investigate if the process individuals use to assess the financial value of annuities may …

The COVID-19 pandemic drastically impacted financial decision-making by introducing
significant uncertainty and an influx of often conflicting information about future outcomes …

Research across various disciplines has addressed personality traits that can account for
dishonest behavior. This study examines the role of narcissism, a multifaceted personality …

We compare readiness to adopt and willingness to pay for (as a proxy for trust) the same
financial advice labeled three ways (algorithm, human, and a hybrid of algorithm and …

We delineate the field of experimental finance. This is done along two dimensions. To
delineate the methodological dimension, we use the accepted view in the community. To …

Using data on stated preferences on the decumulation of pension wealth after retirement, we
estimate a stylized structural life-cycle model incorporating several behavioural features. In …

We investigate the importance of alternative motives for saving and spending patterns after
retirement in the Netherlands and Australia. Using an online experimental survey, we elicit …