MetLife Agrees to $23 Million Settlement Over Married Retirees' Mortality Tables

1 articles · Updated · Pensions & Investments · Jun 8

$23 million is the amount MetLife agreed to pay in a settlement tied to mortality tables used for married retirees.
The deal adds to a continuing wave of mortality-table settlements involving retirement benefits for married participants.
MetLife is the central party in the latest agreement, with the report framing it as part of an ongoing series rather than an isolated case.

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