Our Diverse Society




Our Diverse Society

Different segments of the population often face unique challenges as they enter or prepare for retirement. The Institute brings to light the concerns of various population segments and provides resources through research and other publications.


Out and Aging: The MetLife Study of Lesbian and Gay Baby Boomers
	The first national survey of pre-retiree gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender baby boomers reflects their concerns about retirement and aging. Read more (PDF, 207 kb)

What Today's Woman Needs to Know: A Retirement Journey

MetLife's study of generational differences between mothers and daughters, It's Not Your Mother's Retirement, shows that daughters are:

Much less likely to say they will retire before age 65
Much more likely to see employment as a source of retirement income

Our guide, What Today's Woman Needs to Know: A Retirement Journey, aimed at women of all ages, provides tips on preparing for the financial aspects of retirement.

Read more (PDF, 840 kb)

It's Not Your Mother's Retirement: A MetLife Study of Women and Generational Differences (PDF, 374 kb)
Demographic Profile of the 65+ Population (PDF, 170 kb)

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	Dr. David DeLong
Dr. DeLong helps employers find solutions for the challenges of an aging workforce.
Read the study:Searching for the Silver Bullet: Leading Edge Solutions for Leveraging an Aging Workforce(PDF, 1.7 mb)

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