Recent trends in health near the age of retirement: new findings from the Health Interview Survey.

Abstract

In recent years, mortality rates have been falling. One result of that decline is an increase in the proportion of the population that lives beyond the age of retirement. Decreased mortality has traditionally been taken as a sign of improved health status, but the same period has also seen a steady trend toward earlier retirement. Taken together, these two trends led to a decision to raise the “normal” retirement age gradually from age 65 to age 67. This article examines whether, as assumed,

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