Author: Maurie Backman, The Motley Fool

More than 40 percent of adults aren’t saving for retirement at all and Social Security isn’t going to pay all their bills.

If you run a small business, you’re probably aware that the less you spend to keep that operation running, the higher your profits stand to be.

Many seniors plan to apply for benefits upon leaving their jobs, but that could be a mistake for several reasons.

If you’re not careful, you could end up reducing your benefits and suffering for it when you’re older. Here are three things to avoid.

Here’s how to boost what could end up being your greatest source of income in retirement.

Though filing early has its drawbacks, claiming benefits at 62 can work out quite well. Here are three reasons why.

If you’re confused about open enrollment or overwhelmed by having to select which benefits to take, here are tips to help you navigate the process.

Nearly 52 percent of millennials aren’t contributing to retirement accounts, according to data compiled by Money Under 30.

Want a secure retirement? By not making these major mistakes, you can avoid the financial worries so many seniors come to face.