There are many types of families out there: married, single parent, divorced, domestic partners, widows and widowers, that's why the MetLife Mature Market Institute has released a series of financial planning tips with information specific to each family type.
Based on its recent study, "The New American Family: The MetLife Study of Family Structure and Financial Well-Being," MetLife is trying to address the many different types of financial stress that come along with varied family groups.
Its tips provide universal advice, like maintain your health insurance, keep your legal affairs in order and determine when you'll collect Social Security and how much you are due. They also provide more specific suggestions for married couples, couples in a first or second marriage, domestic partners, widows and widowers, those divorced or separated and those who are single and never married.
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