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Encouraging Retirement Planning through Behavioural Insights
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This research report identifies behaviourally informed ways that government, regulators, employers, and financial institutions can encourage retirement planning.

Thirty different initiatives and tactics that could be implemented by a variety of stakeholders to encourage retirement planning are proposed, and interventions are organized around four primary challenges people face in moving from having the intention to create a retirement plan to the action of making a plan: (1) it’s hard to start, (2) it’s easy to put off, (3) it’s easy to get overwhelmed and drop out, and (4) it’s hard to get the right advice.

 

The report also includes the results of a randomized experiment that evaluated several of the approaches proposed in the report. This report was published as part of the Ontario Securities Commission’s strategy and action plan to respond to the needs and priorities of Ontario seniors.

Author: Ontario Securities Commission
Topic: Asset building and saving, Financial behaviour/decisions
Publisher: Ontario Securities Commission
Location: Canada, Ontario
Format: Report
Content Type: Research
Publication Date: July 27, 2018