Journal of Pension Economics and Finance

2002 - 2026

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Volume 20, issue 4, 2021

Introduction to the Special Issue on New Longitudinal Data for Retirement Analysis and Policy pp. 449-453

Marco Angrisani, Anya Samek and Arie Kapteyn

Evaluating alternative approaches for predicting pension benefits and incentives pp. 454-467

David Knapp, Maciej Lis, Jinkook Lee and Drystan Phillips

Unbanked status and use of alternative financial services among minority populations pp. 468-481

Silvia Barcellos and Gema Zamarro

The potential impact of policies to reduce Social Security funding shortfalls on consumers' expected benefits and behavior pp. 482-495

Francisco Perez-Arce, Lila Rabinovich and Joanne Yoong

Improving understanding of the retirement earnings test pp. 496-503

Lila Rabinovich and Francisco Perez-Arce

The effect of informational prompts about survivor benefits for spouses on Social Security claim intentions pp. 504-515

Francisco Perez-Arce, Lila Rabinovich, Anya Samek and Joanne Yoong

What you think you know can hurt you: under/over confidence in financial knowledge and preparedness for retirement pp. 516-531

Marco Angrisani and Maria Casanova

Alternative measures of non-cognitive skills and their effect on retirement preparation and financial capability pp. 532-546

Gema Zamarro

Automatic enrollment and job market turnover pp. 547-557

Angela A. Hung, Jill Luoto, Jeremy Burke, Stephen P. Utkus and Jean A. Young

Volume 20, issue 3, 2021

Retirement decisions in a changing labor market pp. 337-340

Robert L. Clark and Joseph Newhouse

Work after retirement: worklife transitions of career public employees pp. 341-356

Robert L. Clark, Robert Hammond and Siyan Liu

The effects of job characteristics on retirement pp. 357-373

Peter Hudomiet, Michael Hurd, Andrew M. Parker and Susann Rohwedder

How do older workers use nontraditional jobs? pp. 374-392

Alicia Munnell, Geoffrey Sanzenbacher and Abigail N. Walters

Retirement incentives and behavior of private and public sector workers pp. 393-409

Courtney Coile and Susan Stewart

Older peoples' willingness to delay social security claiming pp. 410-425

Raimond Maurer and Olivia Mitchell

Contract work at older ages pp. 426-447

Katharine Abraham, Brad Hershbein and Susan N. Houseman

Volume 20, issue 2, 2021

Costs and liabilities of US public pension systems in a low-return environment pp. 169-186

Gang Chen, David Matkin and Hyewon Kang

A note on Gollier's model for a collective pension scheme pp. 187-211

Johannes Schumacher

Getting life expectancy estimates right for pension policy: period versus cohort approach pp. 212-231

Mercedes Ayuso, Jorge Bravo and Robert Holzmann

Pathways to retirement through self-employment pp. 232-251

Shanthi Ramnath, John B. Shoven and Sita Slavov

How good are default investment policies in defined contribution pension plans? pp. 252-272

Daniel Duque, David P. Morton and Bernardo K. Pagnoncelli

Robust long-term interest rate risk hedging in incomplete bond markets pp. 273-300

Sally Shen, Antoon Pelsser and Peter Schotman

PAYG challenge for preferential migration pp. 301-316

Gurgen Aslanyan and Oleg Mariev

Does raising the pension age prolong working life? Evidence from pension age reform in Estonia pp. 317-335

Orsolya Soosaar, Allan Puur and Lauri Leppik

Volume 20, issue 1, 2021

How the COVID-19 pandemic could reduce near-retirees' Social Security benefits pp. 1-8

Andrew G. Biggs

Trust and financial advice pp. 9-26

Jeremy Burke and Angela A. Hung

Annuity pricing in public pension plans: importance of interest rates pp. 27-48

Nino Abashidze, Robert L. Clark, Robert Hammond, Beth M. Ritter and David Vanderweide

Dynamic microsimulation modelling of potential pension reforms in North Macedonia pp. 49-66

Blagica Petreski and Marjan Petreski

The long run influence of pension systems on the current account pp. 67-101

Thomas Davoine

Pension fund's illiquid assets allocation under liquidity and capital requirements pp. 102-124

Dirk Broeders, Kristy A. E. Jansen and Bas J. M. Werker

Investment performance, regulation and incentives: the case of Chilean pension funds pp. 125-150

Fernando López and Eduardo Walker

The trade-off between pension costs and salary expenditures in the public sector pp. 151-168

Dongwoo Kim, Cory Koedel and P. Brett Xiang

Volume 19, issue 4, 2020

Financial health and the valuation of corporate pension plans pp. 459-490

Jun Cai, Miao Luo and Alan J. Marcus

Alternative investments: is it a solution to the funding shortage of US public pension plans? pp. 491-510

Jun Peng and Qiushi Wang

Benchmark selection and performance pp. 511-531

Dirk Broeders and Leo de Haan

Behind the success of dominated personal pension plans: sales force and financial literacy factors pp. 532-547

Giuseppe Marotta

What do we learn about redistribution effects of pension systems from internationally comparable measures of Social Security wealth? pp. 548-566

Michele Belloni, Agar Brugiavini, Raluca E. Buia, Ludovico Carrino, Danilo Cavapozzi, Cristina E. Orso and Giacomo Pasini

Improving understanding of the retirement earnings test – CORRIGENDUM pp. 567-567

L. Rabinovich and F. Perez-Arce

The potential impact of policies to reduce Social Security funding shortfalls on consumers’ expected benefits and behaviour – CORRIGENDUM pp. 568-568

F. Perez-Arce, L. Rabinovich and J. Yoong

The effect of informational prompts about survivor benefits for spouses on Social Security claim intentions – CORRIGENDUM pp. 569-569

F. Perez-Arce, L. Rabinovich, Anya Samek and J. Yoong

Handbook of the Economics of Population Aging, Volumes 1A and 1B By John Piggott and Alan Woodland (eds.), North-Holland, 2016 ISBN 978-0-444-53842-0 (Vol. 1A) and 978-0-444-53840-6 (Vol. 1B), 1146 pages pp. 570-571

Gary Burtless

Women Working Longer Eds Goldin & Katz, 2018, University of Chicago Press, Chicago. Book review for the Journal of Pension Economics and Finance pp. 572-573

Alexandra Heron

Safety-First Retirement Planning: An Integrated Approach for a Worry-Free Retirement Wade Pfau pp. 574-575

Sudipto Banerjee

Book Review: Sustaining Social Security in an Era of Population Aging John A. Turner, W. E., Upjohn Institute for Employment Research, Kalamazoo, Michigan, United States pp. 576-577

Anthony Webb

Volume 19, issue 3, 2020

Employment and substitution effects of raising the statutory retirement age in France pp. 293-308

Simon Rabate and Julie Rochut

Public pension wealth and household asset holdings: new evidence from Belgium pp. 309-322

Mathieu Lefebvre and Sergio Perelman

Supporting decision-making in retirement planning: Do diagrams on Pension Benefit Statements help? pp. 323-343

Féidhlim P. McGowan and Pete Lunn

On the effect of financial education on financial literacy: evidence from a sample of college students pp. 344-352

Agar Brugiavini, Danilo Cavapozzi, Mario Padula and Yuri Pettinicchi

What determines financial literacy in Japan? pp. 353-371

Yoshihiko Kadoya and Mostafa Saidur Rahim Khan

The implication of the hyperbolic discount model for the annuitisation decisions pp. 372-391

Anran Chen, Steven Haberman and Stephen Thomas

Determinants of second pillar pension reforms: economic crisis and globalization pp. 392-408

Joelle H. Fong and Markus Leibrecht

Systematic longevity risk: to bear or to insure? pp. 409-441

Ling-Ni Boon, Marie Brière and Bas J. M. Werker

Why are US men retiring later? pp. 442-457

Wenliang Hou, Alicia Munnell, Geoffrey Sanzenbacher and Yinji Li

Volume 19, issue 2, 2020

Cross-subsidization of teacher pension benefits: the impact of the discount rate pp. 147-162

Robert M. Costrell

The fiscal and welfare consequences of the price indexation of Spanish pensions pp. 163-184

Julián Díaz-Saavedra

Retirement plans for contingent workers: issues and options pp. 185-197

William Gale, Sarah E. Holmes and David C. John

The long-term effects of employer-sponsored pension plans on non-workplace returns on investments pp. 198-216

Derek Messacar and René Morissette

Swimming with wealthy sharks: longevity, volatility and the value of risk pooling pp. 217-246

Moshe Milevsky

‘No country for old men’? The multiplier effects of pensions in Portuguese municipalities pp. 247-261

Paulo Mourão and Cilina Vilela

The decumulation period of a personal pension with risk sharing: investment approach versus consumption approach pp. 262-291

Servaas van Bilsen and A. Lans Bovenberg

Volume 19, issue 1, 2020

How financial literacy and impatience shape retirement wealth and investment behaviors pp. 1-20

Justine Hastings and Olivia Mitchell

An experimental analysis of modifications to the survivor benefit information within the Social Security statement pp. 21-48

Jeffrey Diebold and Susan Camilleri

Towards an equitable and sustainable points system. A proposal for pension reform in Belgium pp. 49-79

Erik Schokkaert, Pierre Devolder, Jean Hindriks and Frank Vandenbroucke

An NDC approach to helping pensioners cope with the cost of long-term care pp. 80-108

Carlos Vidal-Melia, Manuel Ventura-Marco and Javier Pla-Porcel

Pension policies in a model with endogenous fertility pp. 109-125

Giam Pietro Cipriani and Francesco Pascucci

Length of working life and pension income: empirical evidence on gender and socioeconomic differences from Finland pp. 126-146

Susan Kuivalainen, Satu Nivalainen, Noora Järnefelt and Kati Kuitto