Retirement Intentions and Increase in Statutory Retirement Age: 2017 Pension Reform and Intended Retirement Age in Finland.

IF 2 3区社会学 Q2 GERONTOLOGY

Journal of Aging & Social Policy Pub Date : 2024-09-02 Epub Date: 2023-04-01 DOI:10.1080/08959420.2023.2195787

Satu Nivalainen

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Abstract

To extend working lives, the 2017 Finnish pension reform introduced a gradually rising statutory retirement age, from 63 to 65 years and over. We investigate how the intended retirement age has adjusted after the reform. Survey data from 2008 (N = 1,346) and 2018 (N = 1,386) include employees aged 50-62. The results indicate that, unlike in many countries, in Finland the intended retirement age has increased in tandem with the statutory retirement age. One explanation for this might be knowledge: due to the extensive information campaign, the Finns know about the reform and can make realistic retirement plans.

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退休意愿与法定退休年龄的提高：2017 年芬兰养老金改革与预期退休年龄》。

为了延长工作寿命，2017 年芬兰养老金改革引入了逐步提高的法定退休年龄，从 63 岁提高到 65 岁及以上。我们调查了改革后预期退休年龄是如何调整的。2008 年（N = 1346）和 2018 年（N = 1386）的调查数据包括 50-62 岁的雇员。结果表明，与许多国家不同，芬兰的预期退休年龄与法定退休年龄同步增长。对此的一种解释可能是知识：由于开展了广泛的宣传活动，芬兰人对改革有所了解，并能制定切合实际的退休计划。

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Journal of Aging & Social Policy GERONTOLOGY-

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