Ingé Lamprecht
Abstract
Planning for retirement is an integral part of any individual's long-term investment strategy, but this does not mean that planning and managing a portfolio should stop at 65.
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Planning for retirement is an integral part of any individual's long-term investment strategy, but this does not mean that planning and managing a portfolio should stop at 65.
Key concepts: Retirement planning, Retirement community, Health and Retirement Study, Labour economics, Economics, Business, Actuarial science, Gerontology