Author: Maurie Backman, The Motley Fool

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.

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.

As 2018 winds down before our eyes, now’s the time to jump on the money moves you may have previously been putting off.

The ideal retirement age for U.S. workers today is 58 1/2, according to a new study. Whether that’s realistic, however, is another story.

Try these end of the year money moves to go into 2019 in stronger financial shape.

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.

While renting can, in many cases, be a smart move for millennials, one thing that isn’t wise is skimping on renters insurance.

If you want your kids to adopt a more responsible approach to money, you’ll need to make sure you’re a solid role model during their younger years.

Congratulations! Your Social Security benefits are actually going up a bit. Now all you need to do is pledge not to blow that COLA.