This volume investigates how financial technology (FinTech) is fundamentally altering the landscape of retirement planning, saving, and investment strategies. Editors Julie Agnew and Olivia S. Mitchell, both established experts in pension economics and financial decision-making, curate a collection of research that evaluates the intersection of digital innovation and long-term financial security. The text provides a framework for understanding how emerging tools like robo-advisors and mobile applications influence consumer behavior while identifying the regulatory and ethical hurdles that accompany these shifts.

Experts and academics recognize this work as a critical resource for understanding the intersection of digital finance and pension policy. Readers frequently note that the text provides a balanced view of the potential benefits and systemic risks inherent in the rapid digitization of retirement systems.