Author: Maurie Backman, The Motley Fool

Without a healthysavings account, you effectively risk racking up costly debt the next time an unplanned expense comes your way.

Social Security will likely end up being a critical source of income during your retirement.

If you expect to be dependent on Social Security benefits when you retire, you’ll need to be smart about claiming them.

25% of Americans are perpetually concerned about money worries. Here are a few important moves to make to end those worries.

The more money you have in retirement, the more freedom and flexibility you’ll enjoy. Here are a few strategic moves to boost retirement income.

The average Social Security beneficiary today receives $17,532 a year Here are three things that will cause a reduction to your benefits.

American workers say that parental-leave benefits are important to them but only 21% use the benefit.

Driving to the office daily can be a drag. Here’s how to ease the pain.

Complaining in moderation at work could end up serving one key purpose: helping you establish stronger connections with your peers.

Your staff is too large, you’re overpaying for trade shows and conferences, you’re overspending on ads– stop wasting money in your small business.