Abstract
Many countries face the challenge of providing an adequate retirement income for their aging population. Therefore, personal retirement provision is becoming an important issue. The purpose of this study is to conduct a systematic review of existing research on the determinants of financial planning for retirement (FPR). Using bibliometric analysis, 107 studies were included to examine the most recent trend. The results suggest that concepts such as income and psychology are issues that require further investigation. The findings shed light for future study so that more studies can be done in countries with different cultures to gain deeper insights.