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Overview of Retirement Planning Overview of Retirement Planning
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History of Retirement Planning History of Retirement Planning
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Changing Context: Why Retirement Planning Is Different Today Changing Context: Why Retirement Planning Is Different Today
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New Expectations New Expectations
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Resistance to Traditional Retirement Resistance to Traditional Retirement
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New Terminology New Terminology
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Beyond Money Beyond Money
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Responses to the Holistic Need for Retirement Planning Responses to the Holistic Need for Retirement Planning
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Coaching for the Third Age Coaching for the Third Age
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Nonprofit Organizations and Movements Nonprofit Organizations and Movements
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Careers and Jobs with Purpose Careers and Jobs with Purpose
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Organizations and a Movement for Women Organizations and a Movement for Women
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Leadership Leadership
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Jobs, Learning, and Giving Back Jobs, Learning, and Giving Back
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Challenges Challenges
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Conclusions Conclusions
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Future Directions Future Directions
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Related Chapters Related Chapters
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Further Readings Further Readings
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References References
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28 Retirement Planning: New Context, Process, Language, and Players
Get accessHelen Dennis is Specialist in Aging, Employment and Retirement, Los Angeles, CA.
Kathryn Thomas Fike is Gerontologist and Innovation Consultant Co-Founder, Innovate50, San Francisco.
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Published:18 September 2012
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Abstract
Retirement planning has typically focused on fi nancial issues. With increased longevity, decreases in retirement savings and investments, and new expectations of this life stage, the meaning of retirement and therefore retirement planning is changing. New words, services, concepts, and organizations have evolved to address a life stage that means not only fi nancial security but also growth, fulfillment, and giving back to the community. Simultaneously, more older adults need to work for pay, postpone retirement, or possibly never retire. A holistic approach to the retirement life stage is beginning to emerge among financial planners, life coaches, and enterprises that provide a meaningful transition into what has traditionally been called retirement.
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