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Economic Stress and Life Satisfaction in Retirement Among Korean Older Adults: The Roles of Different Types of Social Support

Jihee Woo · Hyojin Choi · Rafael Jacob Engel

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There are three financial pillars of retirement that retirees expect to rely on to support them: personal pension savings, employer-sponsored pension, and social security (World Bank, 1994). Howeve...

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