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MetLife and Fidelity partner for new retirement income solution
The partnership would make a guaranteed lifetime income product available to more US workers in their defined-contribution plans.
MetLife floats a VA buyout offer
The firm would shift variable annuity values to fixed-interest-rate accounts for clients who accept it.
MetLife latest in string of 401(k) lawsuit settlements
The increase in the number of cases being settled this year follows a spike in litigation that started several years ago.
Most successful financial services football stadiums
See how the 11 NFL stadiums sponsored by financial services companies stack up in terms of their team’s postseason success.
Diverse voices drive employees’ engagement with financial benefits – and beyond
People are more likely to listen to messages delivered by those who appear to share their identities
MetLife raises minimum wage for U.S. employees
The nation's biggest life insurer will now pay a minimum wage of $20 an hour, up from $15, as it joins other firms boosting pay amid labor shortages.
Why is MetLife charging into business that others are exiting?
Insurer MetLife moving into the business in a big way, while banks back out. Says one industry consultant: 'They must know something I don't know.'
Abandoning LTC, MetLife sparks worries
MetLife Inc.'s announcement last week that it will stop writing new long-term-care insurance shocked advisers, raising fears that rates will rise for existing blocks of business and that other carriers will exit the industry.
MetLife sharpens teeth to compete for business
Forget about Snoopy dozing on the doghouse roof while the financial world goes by; think junkyard dog instead.
