Quality (philosophy)

Gerontology

Marketing

Process (computing)

Philosophy

Actuarial science

Chromatography

Financial plan

Operating system

Computer science

Business

Advertising

Psychology

Health and Retirement Study

Epistemology

Medicine

Chemistry

Sample (material)

Finance

Retirement planning

Health Marketing Quarterly

Aging is an inevitable process that brings with it new challenges and concerns. This study examines the drivers (e.g., financial knowledge, health knowledge, concerns of older adults, and quality of life of the aging person) of retirement planning. Data collected by NCOA from a nationally representative sample of 3,048 community-residing adults was utilized. Multiple regression was used for testing of hypotheses. Results indicate: Indicators of quality of life (SEI), Health knowledge (SHK), and concerns of aging (SCA) are important predictors of retirement planning, and Financial knowledge (SFK) of the aged person is a predictor of planning in the opposite direction.

Retirement planning: its application to marketing practices