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| http://www.mynextphase.com/public/mnp_works-how.php, $119 for individual use
For people of retirement age, a very nice analysis of your tendencies, how they are likely to affect your retirement years, and what you can do in a general way to make the most of who you are. For an extra fee, personal coaching can be included. |
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| Springboard Press, 2007, $24.99 (U.S.)
The authors discuss seven pscyhological attributes that affect how people deal with retirement. They provide quizzes to help the reader place him/herself along each of these dimensions, and discuss the relevance of different results. |
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| http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/02782626
The authors relay the results of brain scans of older adults taken when they remembered past personal events and envisioned future plans. |
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| Contemporary Booms, 2002, out of print
http://www.amazon.com/Better-Worse-But-Not-Lunch-Retirement/dp/0809297205/ref=sr_1_19?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1275089041&sr=1-19#_
Something of a classic on the psychological issues married couples have to deal with in retirement. |
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| Penn Population Aging Research Center, September 2009, Free
http://repository.upenn.edu/parc_working_papers/27/
Zurlo shows a correlation between a general sense of control and also a sense of control over one’s finances, on the one hand, with a sense of financial well-being, on the other hand. |
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