MetLife gives you access to powerful research that can help you make important benefits decisions.

As a leading benefit solutions provider for over 130 years, MetLife has collected a vast knowledge of the marketplace, with input from businesses, brokers, consultants, and employees. We’ve learned how they each think, what they need, and how best to deliver it to them. And we continue to do so.

But now you can tap into this wealth of MetLife research and gain insight into the marketplace. Simply click on the studies below or contact us to discover even more ways that MetLife is easier.

PDF Versions of Studies include: 

• The 2008 MetLife Study of the American Dream 
• Closing the Gap in Consumer-Driven Health Care 
• 2006 Benefits Benchmarking Tool 
• Fifth Annual Study of Employee Benefits Trends  
• The Torn Security Blanket: Children With Special Needs and the Planning Gap
• 2004 MetLife Study: Patterns in Group Life Insurance    
• The MetLife Disability Income IQ Test 
• Financial Impact of Premature Death
• Gender Differences: Do Men and Women View Long-Term Care Differently
• MetLife Market Survey of Assisted Living Costs 2004
• The MetLife Long-Term Care IQ Test
• Long-Term Care Media Reality Check
• MetLife Market Survey of Nursing Home and Home Care Costs 2004
• Miles Away: The MetLife Study of Long-Distance Caregiving  
• MetLife Retirement Income IQ
• 2002 MetLife Absence Management Trends Study
• MetLife Focus Groups on Retirement Preparation and Satisfaction: How satisfied are today's retirees?
• MetLife Retirement Crossroads Study: Paving the Way to a Secure Future
• The MetLife Survey of American Attitudes Toward Retirement: Has Anything Changed?
• Toward a National Caregiving Agenda: Empowering Family Caregivers in America
• The MetLife Study of Employed Caregivers
• The MetLife Study of Employer Costs for Working Caregivers

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