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A personalized digital solution focused on building positive financial habits so people can gain confidence in their financial health.
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In Chile, our pension platform and advisers help many low- and moderate-income individuals as well as women plan a financially secure retirement.
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Making Financial Health Inclusive
Distributing insurance through partnerships with banks, retailers, mobile phone operators, and affinity groups to overcome barriers to access.
Developing partnerships with microfinance institutions, which provide affordable financial products and services to low-income people in rural areas.
Simplifying and streamlining administration, issuance, and claim settlement processes in developing markets.
Enabling Inclusion through Thought Leadership
MetLife’s annual Employee Benefits Trends Study focuses on workplace trends, changing workforce needs and the value benefits play in helping meet those needs. MetLife has conducted this study for 20 years.
Check out MetLife’s 2025 Employee Benefit Trends Study: Tapping into the power and importance of trust. How trust and care combine to create better business and talent outcomes.
Our EVP is demonstrated through employee care which aims to better connect our people to the suite of benefits, services and experiences that differentiate MetLife as an employer of choice.
Change Rougo: MetLife Japan Underlines Mindset Shift Among Seniors
MetLife Japan conducts an annual survey to determine “change in attitude and preparation for rougo” (or post-retirement life). The 2020 Change Rougo 47 Prefecture Survey identified a “shift in values and mindset in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.“
Change Rougo: MetLife Japan Underlines Mindset Shift Among Seniors
MetLife Japan conducts an annual survey to determine “change in attitude and preparation for rougo” (or post-retirement life). The 2020 Change Rougo 47 Prefecture Survey identified a “shift in values and mindset in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.“
The survey questioned 14,100 men and women aged 20 to 79, in all 47 prefectures, about “rougo.” We found out that:
- Over 83.5% were uncertain about retirement, with money, health, and dementia being cited as primary causes of uncertainty.
- Over 61% regularly save, but not systematically.
Based on these findings we are working closely with central and municipal governments, academia, and private-sector partners across Japan to increase financial literacy and drive better understanding of health issues to support building a more confident future for Japanese society.
